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RE: What would you like to see next?

@darrenking This is my Ibanez JEM with direct mount pickups, also wood screws. The clear scratch plate has no functional purpose, it’s purely aesthetic. I think this is a great look but using a metal ...

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6 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

@johnnierox-boo I meant another cover plate on the back so only the pick up itself would be visible from the front

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6 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

Or could the mounting plates be fixed into a recess in the front so that they sit flush with the surface? I don’t mind having the cavity visible, it’s pretty cool! This is my Ibanez PGM Signature wi...

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6 years ago
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I know it would mean having another cover plate but couldn’t they be mounted from behind to avoid having the visible recesses for the screw fixings? @darrenking Yeah I know what you mean, that’s how ...

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6 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

Or could the mounting plates be fixed into a recess in the front so that they sit flush with the surface?

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6 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

I know it would mean having another cover plate but couldn’t they be mounted from behind to avoid having the visible recesses for the screw fixings?

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6 years ago
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@johnnierox-boo don’t worry. I have days when making sense feels like a second language!!

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6 years ago
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What is the aim of these blocks as I don't quite understand the advantages? @darrenking For me Darren it’s just aesthetic really, just to get rid of the pickup rings. There are a lot of ‘80 metal gui...

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6 years ago
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@tv101001 @darren king I would use some sponge or foam stuck underneath that squashes down when lowering the pickup and raises the pickup when raising the pickup. That was a really bad sentence!

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6 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

I'll have to think about that!! @tv101001 @darren king I would use some sponge or foam stuck underneath that squashes down when lowering the pickup and raises the pickup when raising the pickup.

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6 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

And do they need to have any means of adjusting the height and angle of the pick up? @darrenking the ones I’ve used I put hard(ish) foam something like an old mouse mat doubling up if necessary so yo...

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6 years ago
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I'm not persuaded that there are any sound benefits from doing it Some say pickups mounted to pickguards or rings have a brighter sound than those screwed direct to the body (which tend to have a war...

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6 years ago
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That's a good Q @darrenking. I'll have to think about that!!

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6 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

And do they need to have any means of adjusting the height and angle of the pick up?

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6 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

@darrenking The purpose is to allow pickups to be mounted directly to the body (into the bottom of the pickup cavity) rather than into a pickup mounting ring which is then attached to the body. I'm no...

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6 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

@tv1010101 I could make these out of 6mm thick solid HP laminate. Not metal, but easy to tap threads into for machine screw fixings. What is the aim of these blocks as I don't quite understand the adv...

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6 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

This is one idea @johnnierox-boo , still screwed to the wood but more secure I've got something similar to that - though implemented in cheap plastic rather than brass - to secure the P90 sized HB in...

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6 years ago
RE: What would you like to see next?

I’m not sure whether you have covered this but I want to install pickups (humbuckers) into a body with no pickup rings (direct mounted). I know people use wood screws but I don’t like that idea. I hav...

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6 years ago
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4 x 2 and plywood..a bit of hardboard on top...nice and simple. Pretty cheap two and solid.

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6 years ago
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Also, how to build your own - perfectly suitable but nothing fancy-pants - bench for building guitars and general “working”? @rashdown_online This is a great idea, I’m struggling with an old pallet f...

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6 years ago
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