Hi-gain toaster?
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wings012345
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Hi-gain toaster?
Did they make a Hi- gain toaster pickup for the neck?
Re: Hi-gain toaster?
One of our members - Sergio can make one for you out of a high gain pickup. He has converted a couple for me.
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Re: Hi-gain toaster?
Not exactly sure what you mean, but the early 90s toaster re-issues are very hot - like 11k. I have them on all 3 of my Ric basses.
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Re: Hi-gain toaster?
Thats what I was asking. I replaced the bridge pickup with a newer and its way hotter than the neck. I have a 79 rick. So I wass thinking of a toaster for the neck that was Hot as well. Where might I find one of these or are they hard to find?
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Re: Hi-gain toaster?
I had to buy an entire V63 to get one of mine!
But they do pop up on the used market once in a while. Not all sellers actually know what they've got though. You obviously have to hook it up to a multi meter to know for sure. You might just want to go with a new, standard high gain neck position pup.
But they do pop up on the used market once in a while. Not all sellers actually know what they've got though. You obviously have to hook it up to a multi meter to know for sure. You might just want to go with a new, standard high gain neck position pup.
Re: Hi-gain toaster?
You will have more luck finding a 90s guitar toaster higain that is the 12k or so range. Then change out the bottom mounting plate to get the threaded one off the bass pickup. I may have a guitar button top higain in that range that could be converted to a toaster easily.
My '93 V63 has a toaster that measures 14k.
My '93 V63 has a toaster that measures 14k.
Re: Hi-gain toaster?
If you purchase a new guitar high gain pickup, replace the poles with Allan screws and put a toaster cover on it, you'll have a high gain toaster. I have a couple in one of my 4004Cii's and love the bright, powerful tone.
