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Thanks for all the kind comments. Yes, the video is short because I made so many mistakes in the second part I had to chop it off. And my time was limited. Anyway, that's the Guyatone sound, kind of an thin, hollow tone, an interesting sound.
Jay, those pickups are called "gold foil" by collectors/players of Japanese guitars. Lollar makes a reissue called "Gold Foil Vintage DeArmond Teisco Airline Style".
Jay, those pickups are called "gold foil" by collectors/players of Japanese guitars. Lollar makes a reissue called "Gold Foil Vintage DeArmond Teisco Airline Style".
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Gotta love the gold foils!!!!
If you can find the DeArmond with the row of screws down one side- those are the Cooder approved foils that people pay big bucks for!
As long as you keep the gain/volume down to decent levels, these pickups are great!
I love the sound of the foil style pickups- it reminds me of my Tiescos I played/hated as a kid!
The action on them always sucked, but I always like the sound!
If you can find the DeArmond with the row of screws down one side- those are the Cooder approved foils that people pay big bucks for!
As long as you keep the gain/volume down to decent levels, these pickups are great!
I love the sound of the foil style pickups- it reminds me of my Tiescos I played/hated as a kid!
The action on them always sucked, but I always like the sound!
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The video is on the Guyatone facebook page now --> Click
Yeah, I remember Teisco as a kid also. Probably 1965/66. They used to sell the standard electrics in department stores, along with St. George and other brands I can't remember. Guitars with four pickups and lots of rocker switches. Horrible action and sound. I suppose there are some gems among the dogs but for us rock and roll wannabes that stuff was third rate.Jay Fagerlie wrote:Gotta love the gold foils!!!
I love the sound of the foil style pickups- it reminds me of my Tiescos I played/hated as a kid!
The action on them always sucked, but I always like the sound!
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Here's a guitar with those old pickups-
sounds great to me!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... c_bEGZwzXs
sounds great to me!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... c_bEGZwzXs
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Great playing Doug.
The video of Mike Dugan playing sound's good as all the video on http://drowninginguitars.com./ of guitars from around the world photo's and demo's of most with vintage amps and pedals. If you like the wild looking 60's guitars there's lots there.
The video of Mike Dugan playing sound's good as all the video on http://drowninginguitars.com./ of guitars from around the world photo's and demo's of most with vintage amps and pedals. If you like the wild looking 60's guitars there's lots there.
Gotta love the gold foils!!!!
If you can find the DeArmond with the row of screws down one side- those are the Cooder approved foils that people pay big bucks for!
The 'Coodercaster' 'foils are Teiscos and have the pole pieces on the outside (as opposed to the pictured ones). They are indeed expensive, but Jason Lollar is making re-pops.
If you can find the DeArmond with the row of screws down one side- those are the Cooder approved foils that people pay big bucks for!
The 'Coodercaster' 'foils are Teiscos and have the pole pieces on the outside (as opposed to the pictured ones). They are indeed expensive, but Jason Lollar is making re-pops.
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