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I don't need 2 wives!Feel free to hare your monthly income with me and I'll gladly spend your money for a good cause.![]()
I don't need 2 wives!Feel free to hare your monthly income with me and I'll gladly spend your money for a good cause.![]()
Everyone knows Hendrix, Gilmour, and Stevie Ray all used Ron Ellis pickups. They couldn't get
authentic Start tones without them.
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or strat tones!Everyone knows Hendrix, Gilmour, and Stevie Ray all used Ron Ellis pickups. They couldn't get
authentic Start tones without them.
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Already did. Modern Classics.Anyone with Fender Custom Shop Pickup experience to share?
Already did. Modern Classics.
I don’t know if it’s the specific guitar, the pickups, or the combination of the two, but people frequently ask about them(favorably) when hearing the guitar in person.
Just remembered I had a 50th anniversary American Standard with those pickups. They sounded great. Lots of ping and bell like tones.They’re Custom Shop '54 pickups.
This guy sold these a long time ago, but this is the set.Thanks guys.
Sorry, didn't know those were Custom Shop. I know Fender has the Pure Vintage series, and the Custom Shop
pickups seem to be really well regarded, and only about $200-$230 a set.
Something about 6.5k and Alnico 2/3 there is quite a lot out there. A good place to start is the Duncan Alnico 2pro old and boring but it fits the profile.I was just looking at strat pickups yesterday. I have some toneriders in there now that are 50s style. They’re just too bright in my particular strat though.
I might just put the stock pickups back in and see what I think about those, it’s been years since I tried them and I might like them now as my tastes and rig have changed a lot.
I’m up for just about anything short of Ron Ellis money. Gonna monitor this thread myself…
@Eagle - any recommendations? Seems like this is probably in your wheelhouse.
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