Some more stuff for sale!

[Mr 9finger]

chrome 3x3 grover style tuners. Everything but the mounting screw. $15 + shipping.

Chrome tune o matic style bridge w/ studs. No bushings. $10 + shipping



Schaller humbucker mounting ring. $5 shipping

Chrome old skool Floyd screw in arm collar. Missing the plastic washer. $5+shipping

Black metal single coil mounting ring. $5+shipping

Bill & Becky L500R bucker cream & black zebra w/ black surround and black and cream mounting rings. $50 shipped

 

[Mr 9finger]

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Come on guys! Make some offers here! I'm about $60 short of my goal!

 

[Saggy]

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PM sent on the gnome

 

[Mr 9finger]

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gnome pending to the sagster!

 

[Mr 9finger]

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Some pix of the Lawrences!

 

[Almost Never]

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Will those Grovers fit in an oldschool style tuner key mount hole? I've got a Kay that needs new tuners, and I don't wanna buy another set of 3-in-line by 3-in-line insets, because chances are they'll all hold tune just about as well.

Here's a similar guitar with the same tuners.

I'd rather not drill them larger, considering the age of the thing.

 

[uOpt]

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Any idea what the make of the tone-o-naughty is? Color of the mounting rings?

 

[Mr 9finger]

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Will those Grovers fit in an oldschool style tuner key mount hole? I've got a Kay that needs new tuners, and I don't wanna buy another set of 3-in-line by 3-in-line insets, because chances are they'll all hold tune just about as well.

Here's a similar guitar with the same tuners.

I'd rather not drill them larger, considering the age of the thing.

You have to for sure drill for the mounting screw. I don't know about the post hole. These have a 10mm shaft.

 

[Mr 9finger]

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Any idea what the make of the tone-o-naughty is? Color of the mounting rings?

I have no idea bro. It's in exc. shape though. What mounting rings are you talking about?

 

[kjrocks]

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Never tried any Lawrences. Whats the general low down on that bad looking boy?

 

[Mr 9finger]

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This is one of the lower output models at 7.65k. Very smooth articulate tone. Evenly balanced. They have a pretty good split tone to them. Most people use them in the neck w/ an XL or in the bridge w/ a 500C or H/S/S setup.

 

[Mr 9finger]

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If you had to descibe the Lawrence bucker, what Duncan pup would it most likely resemble, tonewise?

There isn't one. Duncans are of the old skool of thought and BL's are more modern hi fi.

 

[Almost Never]

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You have to for sure drill for the mounting screw. I don't know about the post hole. These have a 10mm shaft.

The mounting screws I'm not so worried about, it's the post holes that scare the **** outa me.

 

[Mr 9finger]

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I haven't ever tried a BL pup. If it were to go into a Les Paul, who's tone would it sound alot like?

That's a good question. The only person I ever recall using an L500R in the neck of an LP was Joe Perry back in the late 70's. I can't give you an honest opinion of what they sound like in the neck of a Mahogany guitar. It's been years since I've had one.

 

[Mr 9finger]

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What about in the bridge possition?

How are the clean tones? Warm? Anything like a PAF? Does it have any "Glassy Chime" to it? or is it more along the lines of an EMG in sound? I like full bodied huge sounding pups. The EMG's are a bit sterile for my taste. I like the Gibson 57 classics and the 59's and DMZ's Virtual PAF stuff. I have a couple of Duncan Dist. pups that I like but I am about to change them out because I just don't care for thier tone through my Marshall when I play clean. I'm trying to get a Slash tone that I can use for alot of southern rock too.

Think this would be the pup for me?

They're like the EMGs in that they have the articulation, but these have more depth and warmth. They are nothing like a PAF pickup. Bill has stated many times that he doesn't like the "browness" of them. They are very versatile. You can get close to a single coil chime to the growl of a bucker w/ them. They are very sensitive to height and tone/volume control adjustments. I guess the best to compare them to a duncan 59 would be smoother more even tone w/ better articulation/note seperation and not as "wooly" They sparkle w/ a clean setting and stay defined under gain.

 

[Mr 9finger]

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The mounting screws I'm not so worried about, it's the post holes that scare the **** outa me.

hmmm, don't know what to tell you bro? Other than buy them and try them out?

 

[Mr 9finger]

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Last shot before they hit the E toilet tomorrow evening!