Duncan Made D’Aquisto Pickup
I have a 1999 Fender D’Aquisto Deluxe guitar. Mint condition! It was built by Stephen Stern. He signed the back plate of the guitar. I’m a player - everything about it’s playability in a jazz guitar is awesome! In Tom Wheelers book “The Fender Custom Shop” he states that James D’Aquisto wanted a working man’s jazz guitar. For this guitar , that he designed and Stephen Stern built, he wanted a pickup that was more like the old Guild/DeArmound. He gave those specs and request to build a pickup like this to Seymour Duncan. That was a very rare pickup. At some point in the history of the guitar it was replaced by a hybrid Telecaster pickup with a DiMarzio ring. The my question here is, and it’s more than likely go into be answered by an administrator or a Technician, “Does Seymour Duncan still have the specs for the pickup that he made for James D’Aquisto?” If so can the Custom Shop at Seymour Duncan make that pickup for me?
I have a 1999 Fender D’Aquisto Deluxe guitar. Mint condition! It was built by Stephen Stern. He signed the back plate of the guitar. I’m a player - everything about it’s playability in a jazz guitar is awesome! In Tom Wheelers book “The Fender Custom Shop” he states that James D’Aquisto wanted a working man’s jazz guitar. For this guitar , that he designed and Stephen Stern built, he wanted a pickup that was more like the old Guild/DeArmound. He gave those specs and request to build a pickup like this to Seymour Duncan. That was a very rare pickup. At some point in the history of the guitar it was replaced by a hybrid Telecaster pickup with a DiMarzio ring. The my question here is, and it’s more than likely go into be answered by an administrator or a Technician, “Does Seymour Duncan still have the specs for the pickup that he made for James D’Aquisto?” If so can the Custom Shop at Seymour Duncan make that pickup for me?
