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Dave, it does sound good, loads of balls and grunt, but it doesn't sound like a RIC.
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You're welcome, guys. Please hold on a couple hours while I finish a translation for the Odyssey Channel (!) and I'll be right with you. Cheers.
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Okay. Done.
A Tele pickup on a Rick? Lovely. A wooden mounting plate? No comments. That beauty is begging for the real thing, period. I'll include a mounting plate with the pickup, Bob. As for the defective Grover tuner, I might (just might) have a couple of working "wavy" Grovers somewhere around here. Only problem is that they're not "wavy" anymore: the guy I got them from had reshaped them to look "non-wavy"...
Hey Steve, on which one of your Rick basses will you be installing the new pickup?
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Sergio, I'm sure the epoxy on the Grover will do the trick, but thank you for your kind offer anyway.

I will have to try and get two of the mounting bolts as well as the Tele PUP was fixed with wood screws with domed heads. I know, I know.....

Sergio, I am so excited about fitting the new PUP. I just know this baby is going to be a total tone monster.
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Those '73 4000s kick *** Bob!
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What are you going to do with the Tele bass pup that was in there?

I'd suggest to sell it on ebay or give it to a pickup maker who likes to do research on oddball pickups like a friend of mine from www.sdpickups.com.
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"A total tone monster" is putting it mildly hehehe...
I wish I had a couple those large height adjustment screws to send your way, but I only have one and use it for cutting threads on the mounting plates I fashion.
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Sergio, no problem, I think I have a lead on a pair.
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