happy to read your comments ;-) Regarding the fixing, I usually use thin nails and hammer them in - but carefully. A hit on the coil would possibly ruin the party
oh, good thinking... I guess thats about the only knock i have against this pickup, i dont know if they do have screws that small in (austria?) but, I looked all over and couldn't find any, i would much rather have screwed it down
Glue and brads. Even the brads weren't thin enough and the frame cracked a bit. Super glued it back together. Will probably hot glue some rope around it and over the wires to hide them to go with the nautical theme.
hey, how did you actually attach this? i couldn't find screws small enough so I actually glued a backing to it and then glued it straight to my instrument.
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sweet w the Paddle build this wont find you up a creek...
Yup...that thing is awesome...!
happy to read your comments ;-) Regarding the fixing, I usually use thin nails and hammer them in - but carefully. A hit on the coil would possibly ruin the party
She's a Beauty Craig, I know the guys and gals who have used Elmars pups love em'. I may have to look one up for myself :-)
oh, good thinking... I guess thats about the only knock i have against this pickup, i dont know if they do have screws that small in (austria?) but, I looked all over and couldn't find any, i would much rather have screwed it down
Glue and brads. Even the brads weren't thin enough and the frame cracked a bit. Super glued it back together. Will probably hot glue some rope around it and over the wires to hide them to go with the nautical theme.
hey, how did you actually attach this? i couldn't find screws small enough so I actually glued a backing to it and then glued it straight to my instrument.
They DO sound great. Pickup right to 1/4" input.
I have one of these and it sounds SWEET! I have a video posted of it
So...wow!...I am intrigued....how does it work and sound..? Feedback..? It looks gnarly!!
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