H-Shoe for 71 4001

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H-Shoe for 71 4001

Post by jeffrob78 »

I ordered a horseshoe pu from Lollar about a year ago and it is finally in. I've since sold my old 60's Rick and I was wondering if anyone
has put this PU in a 70's Rick. Do you need to bypass the .0047 cap to make the PU sound right?
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Post by henny »

Jeffrey...(Jps)?

No doubt we'll be seeing your '73. Image
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Post by jps »

My horseshoe is a V63, not a Lollar. With bypassed cap!

I hope to bring the '73 4001 but I only have two single gig bags and one double so I may limit it to four basses, but we'll see what comes.

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Post by beatlefan »

I've just received an e-mail from Jason saying my 'shoe is in!! It's going into my '73 4001....
1973 4001 MG cb fwi
1986 4003 Shadow
2012 4004Cii FG w/gold trim
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Post by jnbass »

So you don't need the slippers?

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Buy it before someone else does
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Post by beatlefan »

NO NO! I want YOUR's too!! Don't be takin' me off any lists!! When will they be ready? Image
1973 4001 MG cb fwi
1986 4003 Shadow
2012 4004Cii FG w/gold trim
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Post by route66guitars »

What does Jason charge for one of these pickups? All I found on his site were a couple of lap steel versions.

I guess I've been away a while. Back in the mid-1990s when I stopped carrying new instruments the V63's bridge pickups weren't using horseshoe magnets. The horseshoes were only for appearances. The magnets were the slug polepieces in the bobbin. When did this change?

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Hey, too late, Jared already moved everyone up !!!!
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Post by mr4000 »

I inquired about a horseshoe pickup from Lollar Guitars back in December of last year (and late Feb of this year), and he said "could be 3 weeks could be longer depending on how many orders come in and how many phone calls etc." Since some of you are receiving yours (and since I was put on the waiting list), maybe mine is not too far off.
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Post by jps »

Pics!!!
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Post by ratso »

Here is a Lollar HS on my 68...
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Post by ken_swearingen »

Ron, it looks like you have flats on that 68,don't let Jeff see that.
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Post by soundmasterg »

Scott, as far as I know, the RIC pickup is still the same as the V63 with non functioning horseshoes. Jason's pickup is like the old ones as far as having real, working horseshoes. I'm on the waiting list too, so I guess I moved up one spot now! Yippee!!!
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Post by rictified »

Yes, the only V63's with working magnetic horseshoes were the first ones made.
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Post by marc61 »

I hadn't read some of my e-mail. Jason said mine's ready. Anyone know the output on these?
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