A friend of a friend in Chicago ran across this... Does anyone recognize from whence it came?
Anyone recognize this control plate/pickup?
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Anyone recognize this control plate/pickup?
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Jeremy, that might also explain why he measured very low DC resistance on the pickup's coil. That transformer must be an integral part...
"The Masher of Touch and Tone"
-1950 Fender Dual Pro 8
-1950's Fender Dual Pro 6
-Clinesmith D8
-Clinesmith 8-string Frypan
-Clinesmith Joaquin
-~1940 National New Yorker
-~1936 Rickenbacher B6
-Homebuilt Amps
-1950 Fender Dual Pro 8
-1950's Fender Dual Pro 6
-Clinesmith D8
-Clinesmith 8-string Frypan
-Clinesmith Joaquin
-~1940 National New Yorker
-~1936 Rickenbacher B6
-Homebuilt Amps