frankfalbo
In Fluence Y'all
Re: Why does my worn WLH cover look like brass?
If you've asked this question on other forums you might want to edit them, so that it doesn't cast a negative light on Duncan's covers or plating.
This is false. How did you reach this conclusion? Do you have some kind of evidence of which we're all unaware? There are a few brass covers for vintage correctness, but most of what you'll get from Duncan are nickel silver. But I'm particularly interested in the part where you say that even if Duncan claims a cover is made of nickel silver, that you would be suspect? Suspect of what, that it's a lie? Or that someone carelessly ordered the wrong material?Seymour Duncan does use chrome plated brass covers on many if not most of their pickups, including humbuckers and Tele neck pickups. I wouldn't assume they have used nickel silver unless the pickup is expressly spec'd that way, and even then I would be wary.
You'll have to retract this part as well. Duncan isn't using a cheaper cover "because people aren't complaining"....I'm sure the reason SD uses brass is because the difference is barely perceptible anyway, few people are complaining.
Ibis, listen to Kojak on this one. But also...As usual, you talk about things your don't know nothing about.
Duncan uses NICKEL-plated brass covers only on tele neck p'ups because is vintage-correct. The humbucker covers are NICKEL-plated or gold-plated nickelsilver and the aged ones raw nickelsilver
Next time please tell us "I sanded through the plating, because I wanted to clean the tarnish and achieve the brushed look..." Because the way you phrased this, it would sound like Duncan used cheap or thin plating method, or that you're warning others that Duncan's playing wears off.The cover of my Whole Lotta Love bridge humbucker is getting pretty worn and...
If you've asked this question on other forums you might want to edit them, so that it doesn't cast a negative light on Duncan's covers or plating.

