Rich_S
HomeGrownToneBrewologist
FOR SALE
One Duncan SA-1 Acoustic Tube magnetic soundhole pickup. SD's top-of-the-line in terms of purely magnetic acoustic pickups. It's hum-cancelling (stack design) and has a built-in volume control.
Linky
It fits all "acoustic guitars with sound holes between 3.85" and 4.10"." Pay very close attention to those numbers. I bought this used as a cheap-and-dirty means of electrifying my old Washburn dreadnought, but :cussing: :chairshot :rocket: Washburn built this guitar with a soundhole 1/10th of an inch smaller than smallest Seymour imagined when he designed the pickup. :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
I briefly considered using a rasp to enlarge the soundhole oval-shaped and telling people it was a Macaferri, but I'm not exactly Django, so I guess I'll just sell the pickup instead.
It's in excellent condition, a few scratches from use, but no damage. I checked it out and it works fine. It comes in its original plastic box with all packing and instructions.
You can use it to make some weird, spastic tremolo sounds by it holding over the strings and moving it up and down. But as far as mounting it in a 1991 :cussing: :chairshot :rocket: Washburn D-21S, forget it. :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
$48 shipping to the CONUS (two bucks less than I paid for it last week).
Oh, and did I say :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:?
One Duncan SA-1 Acoustic Tube magnetic soundhole pickup. SD's top-of-the-line in terms of purely magnetic acoustic pickups. It's hum-cancelling (stack design) and has a built-in volume control.
Linky
It fits all "acoustic guitars with sound holes between 3.85" and 4.10"." Pay very close attention to those numbers. I bought this used as a cheap-and-dirty means of electrifying my old Washburn dreadnought, but :cussing: :chairshot :rocket: Washburn built this guitar with a soundhole 1/10th of an inch smaller than smallest Seymour imagined when he designed the pickup. :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
I briefly considered using a rasp to enlarge the soundhole oval-shaped and telling people it was a Macaferri, but I'm not exactly Django, so I guess I'll just sell the pickup instead.
It's in excellent condition, a few scratches from use, but no damage. I checked it out and it works fine. It comes in its original plastic box with all packing and instructions.
You can use it to make some weird, spastic tremolo sounds by it holding over the strings and moving it up and down. But as far as mounting it in a 1991 :cussing: :chairshot :rocket: Washburn D-21S, forget it. :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
$48 shipping to the CONUS (two bucks less than I paid for it last week).
Oh, and did I say :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:?
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