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    Humbucker from Heck

    You have plenty of options in this day and age for sure. If you're not specifically looking for a hum-cancelling pickup, then there's a handful of true single coils on the market that fit humbucker routes. I've got two P90 style pups from Roadhouse Pickups (TroubleTreble here on the board) that...
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    Humbucker from Heck

    I've used the Humbucker From Hell and was pretty pleased with the results. Probably won't end up sounding authentically like a strat, but it'll be more clear and open sounding than any standard humbucker will.
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    Tone pot fail?

    So I was switching the tone pot for the neck pickup on my archtop from a 500 to a 250, since I had switched to a single coil and it was sounding a bit too bitey. Additionally, something had come apart in the wiring and the tone pot had been non functional for a while, so I needed get around to...
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    AT1 Pickup - Thick Pick up

    Does it sound thin or bright acoustically or is it really just when it's plugged in?
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    FS: Soulmate telecaster neck, gorgeous!

    not trying to be mean here, but I don't think you're targeting the right market posting this here. This is generally a community of people who love and advocate the use of Warmoth guitar parts. I could pick up a Warmoth neck with comparable specs to what you're offering for around $250 (maybe...
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    I feel like I'm bothering when I ask.. Good mate for an AT-1?

    unless you're playing with really unsaturated clean tones, i don't think you'll have volume issues that you couldn't rectify by adjusting pickup height. Worst case scenario, DiMarzio has a 30-day exchange policy so you can just trade the AT-1 for something cleaner if you really want to.
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    new curious poll, guitarists you have met?

    I briefly met Isaac Brock a few weeks ago when I was volunteering as a stage hand for a local music festival. He popped in to accompany the headlining act on an encore - apparently one of the opening bands was also signed to his label. I saw him and didn't even think it was him at first, then I...
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    Lefty Jazzmaster: Let there be sound!

    You should all consider moving to Portland. It's cheaper than NY or any big city in Cali, and the public transportation is awesome and comprehensive.  :icon_biggrin: actually, i take that back. don't move here. i don't need my rent going up either
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    Lefty Jazzmaster: Let there be sound!

    what area of Brooklyn do you live in? I used to live in Bed Stuy off the A train.
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    Baritone Tele, Updated! going to finished builds page

    looks like it's ready to beat someone up!
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    GAS Alert!!!!

    glad you like the design! It's really supposed to be a jazzmaster. they just don't have a jazzmaster builder yet  :sad: and I like tele's more than I like strats, so that's what i went with. I got the idea of the korina neck over the blue body from that one fellow's strat - it was just such a...
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    Lefty Jazzmaster: Let there be sound!

    nice progress! keep it up
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    Lefty Jazzmaster: Let there be sound!

    ohhhh. haha. ok, gotcha. Cool! I haven't lived in New York in a couple years, so I'm glad Gary's still there and you're happy workin with him.
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    GAS Alert!!!!

    :blob7:
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    Lefty Jazzmaster: Let there be sound!

    :icon_scratch: How can you possibly tell how much relief there is in the neck from any of those photos? anyhow, I used to live in Brooklyn and I rather liked Gary at Fried Guitars on State St. Quiet, unassuming location. Happened across him because he's right down the street from my sister's...
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