Did anyone else see the new P.U.’s yet?

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Did anyone else see the new P.U.’s yet?

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Did anyone else see the new P.U.’s yet?

Did I miss something?

When did Ric guitars and basses start to come out with adjustable pole heights on the pick ups?
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If you look closely you can see the allen heads on top of the poles,

http://www.pickofthericks.com/2006_4003_fireglo_21114.htm
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Dude!
That's to make them easier to pull out when we put toaster covers on them. Image
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Are you sure about that? This is a closeup of the pic on the POR site. This one looks normal to me.

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It's hard to see it Ted from that photo. I only noticed it when I saw in person.
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Forgive the ****** hand sketch, but this is how it looked on both a new 4003 and a 360.

Each pole could go up or down,

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No, the alnico poles are not adjustable. Do you have cause to adjust them?
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Yet another improvement. Image

Tweakability. Isnt that what its all about?
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I wonder if these two were just samples, or if all of them will start to come out this way?
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I did not see anything like that in the factory during the 75th celebration.
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Ive got a brand new one and mine doesnt have adjustable poles. I'll see if my other one does when it arrives
im getting to old for this ****
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Run Dave!!!!!!!

You know to much!! There's probably a hit out on you!!

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Those poles looked normal to me too. Under 400% magnification they looked like normal buttons.
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I sure if someone were to call POTR, all this would be confirmed...
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If you look at the 360 JG on the POTR site, you can see it a bit better.
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