Lead Wire Extension/Replacement

assquatch20

assquatch20

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Can I still send it in to SD for this? If so who do I contact and such? Couldn't find it on the site anymore. It's for this old '59:

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You definitely can. It's been awhile since I've done it, but I think I just used their normal email addy. And IIRC, it's the same cost to have it upgraded to 4-c for more wiring options.

Here, I think: support@seymourduncan.com
 
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ArtieToo said:
You definitely can. It's been awhile since I've done it, but I think I just used their normal email addy. And IIRC, it's the same cost to have it upgraded to 4-c for more wiring options.

Here, I think: support@seymourduncan.com
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Great, thanks. I'll probably go with the old braided stuff though since it's just going in a single pickup guitar with one knob. I could do a push-pull for a coil split maybe but not really interested.
 
Well I guess it'll have to wait.

"We are not taking any Custom Shop orders for repairs or new pickup builds until further notice." was part of the autoreply I got back.
 
GuitarDoc said:
If you just need the wire longer, why not just add some wire yourself? It's pretty simple. Will take about a minute and a half and cost zero.
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I've actually had a bit soldered on for awhile now but I'd like to get it redone with braided from the coils or at least a better splicing job than what I did. It's going into a different guitar and I just figured it was a good time to try. Sending it back to where it was born for the work seems like it would be fitting as well.
 
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