Alumitone Pick-ups For MSA Millennium

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Duane Dunard
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Alumitone Pick-ups For MSA Millennium

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Like new, chrome Alumitone pick-ups, mounted for MSA Millennium, Legend, or Studio-Pro model guitars. $406.00 postage included. Duane's Music 636)528-4307 website www.duanesmusic.com
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Post by Morton Kellas »

How would these pickups differ as far as sound characteristics from tone aligners with the exception of the individual pole adjustments. I know they are both very good pickups.
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Morton, OK, both brands are great pick-ups. You can re-EQ your amp to obtain many differn't sounds, but my Tone-Aleigners sound more like a single coil that I'm use to hearing. The Alumitones have a great reputation. You can do a Forum search and read the reviews. I simply prefer the ToneAleigners for my personal sound.
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Post by Mickey Adams »

Im using an Alumitone on my G2s now...Love'em
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I put Alumitones on a GFI D-10 keyless that I sold some time ago. They were a great improvement over the humbuckers that originally came with the guitar.
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I have Alumitones in my Williams S12 and my Millennium-they sound great on both.
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Do the cartridges on these work on an old Sierra?
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Bruce, they only fit MSA guitars.
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Post by Bruce Tull »

Thanks, Duane! Jim Palenscar is sending me a Sierra P/U sled, so I'll either successfully install a Tru-Tone, or order an Alumitone....
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Post by Johnny Cox »

I have been a hard core single coil guy forever. I was hesitant to try the Alumitone as I had tried all the others, GL, BL and Tone AlignersI . But reluctantly I gave the Alumitones a shot mow I'm hooked. Can't even go back to single coils. Wish I had then in all my guitars. I'm building a wood neck SD10 Legend and it will have an Alunitone. My two cents. Don't like the Tone Aliners at all.
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What Johnny said!!!!
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Does anyone have sound samples, or links to sound samples, that compare the Alumitones to Tone Aligners and/or other pickups?
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Post by Bob Simons »

I was dedicated to Trutone single coils until I heard the alumitone. I now have both configured for my MSA M3 and once I A/B'd them, it was alumitone forever after! At first I would pop in the single coil for raunchier blues tunes, but frankly the alumitone sounds good in every context I've used it.
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