Not flaming... but was that photo digitally 'edited'?Tubescreamer wrote:Go ahead, flame away.
Any thoughts on this modification?
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2010 360/12c63 FG
2002 360/12 MG (mod with 7.4K scatterwound toasters, push/pull switch for 0.0047uF bridge cap)
2002 360/12 MG (mod with 7.4K scatterwound toasters, push/pull switch for 0.0047uF bridge cap)
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All fixed. Now, get to work on that prototype!jingle_jangle wrote:"Tunami" is good...Clint wrote:Add a few more cresting waves, name it "The Tunami!" and I believe you've got yourself a winner there.
"Tu-many" is better!![]()
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Jangle, Chime & Twang.
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jingle_jangle wrote:If four is "cool", howwabout this?
This definitely needs more cowbell
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this looks like four pickups with a guitar, rather than as a guitar with four pickups.Tubescreamer wrote:I think it looks kinda cool.
I'm not convinced of it's beauty
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+1 to this.badeggs wrote:Absolutely disagree. Three are spaced so much better, the four are too crowded...and three pickups are plenty anyway.Tubescreamer wrote:Four looks better than three, definitely.
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My thoughts are.. great photoshop job
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My thoughts too!bartyclue wrote:My thoughts are.. great photoshop job
2010 360/12c63 FG
2002 360/12 MG (mod with 7.4K scatterwound toasters, push/pull switch for 0.0047uF bridge cap)
2002 360/12 MG (mod with 7.4K scatterwound toasters, push/pull switch for 0.0047uF bridge cap)
- 8mileshigher
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Any thoughts on this modification?
Tubescreamer, how would you be thinking to wire those four pickups with the three-way p/u selector switch ?
Do you think it might be a little crowded on a small guitar body like a 660-12 ?
I've seen one three pick-up 600 series, that Gary (Doctorwho) has in his collection. He has posted pictures of it here on the RRF before.
Do you think it might be a little crowded on a small guitar body like a 660-12 ?
I've seen one three pick-up 600 series, that Gary (Doctorwho) has in his collection. He has posted pictures of it here on the RRF before.
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It's edited.stsang wrote:Not flaming... but was that photo digitally 'edited'?Tubescreamer wrote:Go ahead, flame away.If not, I do have a question - how does it sound with all four pickups engaged?
- Hotzenplotz
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Fortunately...
I remember a bass (a tuna boat?!) with five pick ups, seen here. I think this was not edited, unfortunately...
I remember a bass (a tuna boat?!) with five pick ups, seen here. I think this was not edited, unfortunately...
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Well, there's this one:
But it's not quite real... yet...
But it's not quite real... yet...
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
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Hotzenplotz wrote:Fortunately...
I remember a bass (a tuna boat?!) with five pick ups, seen here. I think this was not edited, unfortunately...
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Sadly this image is not as expertly photoshop'd - its seams and overlaps are showing.jps wrote:Hotzenplotz wrote:Fortunately...
I remember a bass (a tuna boat?!) with five pick ups, seen here. I think this was not edited, unfortunately...![]()
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Who would put five pickups on one
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2010 360/12c63 FG
2002 360/12 MG (mod with 7.4K scatterwound toasters, push/pull switch for 0.0047uF bridge cap)
2002 360/12 MG (mod with 7.4K scatterwound toasters, push/pull switch for 0.0047uF bridge cap)
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I never claimed to be a PS expert.

- Tubescreamer
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The pickups on the first pic aren't really much more crowded than on a 325, there are just more of them. I know nothing about wiring a guitar, but if it were possible I'd have a volume knob for each pickup with the fader doing it's usual duty. The selector would be bottom two pickups, all pickups, top two pickups.8mileshigher wrote:Tubescreamer, how would you be thinking to wire those four pickups with the three-way p/u selector switch ?![]()
Do you think it might be a little crowded on a small guitar body like a 660-12 ?
I've seen one three pick-up 600 series, that Gary (Doctorwho) has in his collection. He has posted pictures of it here on the RRF before.
That bass with five pickups is a little much, got some kind of Clark Griswold thing goin' there.

