George L's plugs

midnite_man

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Does anyone know where I could buy some George L. 1/4" plugs? I have 10' of the cable already, but need more plugs for more than just the 5 sets that came with the kit I bought.
 
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midnite_man said:
Does anyone know where I could buy some George L. 1/4" plugs? I have 10' of the cable already, but need more plugs for more than just the 5 sets that came with the kit I bought.

www.hoffmanamps.com

And I think Musician's Friend sells em..Hello Bob buddy.. :wink:

John
 
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midnite_man said:
Howdy, howdy! How's things down your way?

Things are great buddy...Hope all is well with you also? Always here to help a buddy like yourself Bob! :)

John
 
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Back atcha, John. You were right about those Antiquity's, amigo. The vibes are primo. The treble-bleed mod keeps everything crisp and clean at lower volume levels. Just the vibes I get from actually having pickups in my guitar that Seymour himself wrapped is inspiration enough to wanna do them justice. Rock and blues have never sounded better in any Strat I've owned to date. Good stuff, Maynard.
Thanks for that link to the Hoffman site. I also found 'em at M-F, actually a little cheaper.

-Bob
 
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midnite_man said:
Back atcha, John. You were right about those Antiquity's, amigo. The vibes are primo. The treble-bleed mod keeps everything crisp and clean at lower volume levels. Just the vibes I get from actually having pickups in my guitar that Seymour himself wrapped is inspiration enough to wanna do them justice. Rock and blues have never sounded better in any Strat I've owned to date. Good stuff, Maynard.
Thanks for that link to the Hoffman site.

-Bob

Ahhh that's great to hear about your guitar and your pickups Bob...You have to thank Lew and Curly first because it was both of them that turned me on to those Texas Hots..Either way,we're both stylin bro! Glad to hear it... :dance: You've been nothing but a great friend Bob and I'll always be at your beck and call buddy! :wink:

John
 
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I think GC is a George L's dealer and stocks the plugs and raw wire.
It's genious how the blunt cut ends of the wire just feed into the plugs, then you screw in the bolt and you're done. At first, I was confused and thought you needed to strip a couple mm's off of the wire. It's so easy, you don't even need to do that!

I'm really starting to consider yanking my Fender Fat 50's, and installing the Antiquity Texas Hots. So much praise about them!
 
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Gearjoneser said:
I think GC is a George L's dealer and stocks the plugs and raw wire.
It's genious how the blunt cut ends of the wire just feed into the plugs, then you screw in the bolt and you're done. At first, I was confused and thought you needed to strip a couple mm's off of the wire. It's so easy, you don't even need to do that!

I'm really starting to consider yanking my Fender Fat 50's, and installing the Antiquity Texas Hots. So much praise about them!

I replaced the Fat 50s with the Texas Hots and was totally and immediately wowed...The Fat 50s are too obnoxious in the mids and were actually quite a bit brighter....The Texas Hots are just better sounding,especially the bridge pickup...The Fat 50 bridge pickup is harsh by comparison...Actually there's no comparison between the Fat 50s and the Texas Hots...The Fat 50s miss the mark totally by comparison... :wink:

John
 
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