Horseshoe Rewind? Lollar site says not taking any r/w biz

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Horseshoe Rewind? Lollar site says not taking any r/w biz

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Any recommendations for a Horseshoe pickup rewind in the lower 48? it's out of an old Silver Hawaiian that looks like it got run over by a Willys

I read that Jason Lollar is the go-to guy but his website says he isn't taking any rewind biz 'cause his manufacturing gig has taken off.
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I would send Jason, a message. He seems to have a soft spot for lap steels. He is a really nice guy worse he can say is no. If he can't do it, he might recommend someone for you. His knowledge of vintage lap steel pickups in incredible.
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Seems to me that SGF member Rick Aiello is servicing horseshoe pick ups.
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Seymour Duncan or Bill Asher might also do this type of work.
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Post by John Bushouse »

Tom Brantley:

http://www.rewindpickup.com/
http://rewindpickup.com/rickenbacker.html

He rewound both my 8-string Ric horseshoe pickups when he worked for Lindy Fralin, and rewound both Fender Deluxe pickups when he was at Mojotone. He did an excellent job.
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http://curtisnovak.com/pickups/repairs/ ... ndex.shtml

He calls a model NS a "frypan", but I wouldn't necessarily hold that against him. He does all kinds of pickup repairs. Just another possibility.
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get a hold of Lindy Fralin. he has a website you can find with a google search. he rewound the pup on a 1939 lap steel. it sounds great. he is unfazed by any order it seems. he communicates well. he actually phoned me to clarify what he was going to do after I mailed him the pup.
excellent work at a fair price.
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Post by Peter Huggins »

This announcement was in my Twitter feed a couple of days ago :

Lollar Pickups
@LollarPickups
In case you missed it: 🐴👞🎸🎶 The Lollar Horseshoe is back!!! Head over to LollarPickups.com for… instagram.com/p/tlo4carx9p/
4:28 p.m. Tue, Sep 30
A big THANKS to all my friends, here and everywhere !
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Peter Huggins wrote:This announcement was in my Twitter feed a couple of days ago :

Lollar Pickups
@LollarPickups
In case you missed it: 🐴👞🎸🎶 The Lollar Horseshoe is back!!! Head over to LollarPickups.com for… instagram.com/p/tlo4carx9p/
4:28 p.m. Tue, Sep 30
So did Jason and Rickenbacker work things out?
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At $600 a pop, I'd expect that Rickbacker is getting a royalty.
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Steve Branscom wrote:At $600 a pop, I'd expect that Rickbacker is getting a royalty.
Yeah, that was my thought as well. The bass horseshoe pickup is the same price.
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Pickup rewind.

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Red Rhodes used to my "go to" guy...but alas he is a bit hard to contact these days....long distance call and all. I mean that with all respect. Still miss him!

JM Rolph does an equally stellar job. He did my Gibson Console Grande pickup. Sounds stellar and you cannot discern it was ever touched.
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