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rickaddict
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Post by rickaddict »

I'm no pickup brainiac, but could those poles be mini alnico magnets?
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Post by shamustwin »

"This pickup came from the Rickenbacker factory..."

Hmmm....

Do they know that at the factory? Image
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Post by rickfan60 »

Jeff: No, the poles are U type drive screws just like Rickenbacker used for years on the high gains.

Jerry: Good question.
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the pole pieces look like 70s parts ...
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Post by kcole4001 »

Hmmm...I think I know what Dave is up to...
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Post by aceonbass »

I was thinking 8 string pickup as well, which is why I did the opening bid. I thought it would be interesting on my 4008 but not at the price it's at currently.
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Post by fran4001 »

Wow, that did get up there didn't it? Wasn't expecting that.
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Post by aceonbass »

This is why I only bid on an item twice. Once to start the bidding and let the seller know there is interest, and the second time, a few seconds before the auction closes. Placing multiple bids during the days before the auction closes is like showing your cards to someone while you're playing poker.
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