Advice on broken pickup
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Jim Gahring
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Advice on broken pickup
I Am refurbishing my old SHO-BUD. The C6 pickup has a cracked in half base. I Can't decide weather to to try and fix the bottom and rewind it or just get a new pickup. If I go with a new pickup which one should I go with?
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Sonny Priddy
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Pickup
I Had A 705 On A Sho-Bud LDG And It Sounded great. Bobbe has Them At Steel Guitar nashville.(615-822-5555) SONNY.
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James Morehead
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Re: Advice on broken pickup
Jim, if you want to keep your original look by using your original pickups, send them to Jerry Wallace of Truetone Pickups. He will fix even the broken bases and rewind them for you, and even coil tap them for you. Reasonable prices, too.Jim Gahring wrote:I Am refurbishing my old SHO-BUD. The C6 pickup has a cracked in half base. I Can't decide weather to to try and fix the bottom and rewind it or just get a new pickup. If I go with a new pickup which one should I go with?
