Replacement Jazzmaster pickups - experiences and recommendations?
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Re: Replacement Jazzmaster pickups - experiences and recommendations?
Ahhhh sweet dude. The mini hums jamie wound for me are ace. I’ll bet you really dig yours!!
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Re: Replacement Jazzmaster pickups - experiences and recommendations?
And back on the bench:
New pots (hardest part):
And in:
Still tinkering with pickup heights but I'm very, very happy with how these sound, and the fact there's no hum might mean these are the keepers.
New pots (hardest part):
And in:
Still tinkering with pickup heights but I'm very, very happy with how these sound, and the fact there's no hum might mean these are the keepers.
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Re: Replacement Jazzmaster pickups - experiences and recommendations?
Nice...I have a set of vintage wide ranges in my jazz master parts caster guitar that I really love the sound of.
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Re: Replacement Jazzmaster pickups - experiences and recommendations?
Awesome work HB, looking forward to your opinions on those puppies
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Re: Replacement Jazzmaster pickups - experiences and recommendations?
See, now that would be really something.redeyeflight wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 7:09 am Nice...I have a set of vintage wide ranges in my jazz master parts caster guitar that I really love the sound of.
I think I've realised that I'm kinda partial to humbuckers that aren't exactly humbuckers. Love my vintage-spec Firebird pickups. Love my Maxon not-quite-real-but-fucking-awesome-anyway-Wide-Range-Humbuckers. And these are right in that wheelhouse - twang and sparkle without the hum.
Loving these, inner. I'd been concentrating on the clean sounds but ran them through some fuzz yesterday (jerms Supa Mk I and jerms Fuzz-Stainer) and they sounded incredible. These are keepers.innerflight wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 10:54 am Awesome work HB, looking forward to your opinions on those puppies
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Re: Replacement Jazzmaster pickups - experiences and recommendations?
I’ll be honest, when Anthony suggested them for my Harvester I was sceptical only because I had never heard of Lance Amp but I was happy to go with it because AP knows his shit right?
When the guitar arrived and I first plugged in
It has P90 coils with jazz master rod magnets in the neck position and regular P90 at the bridge. In the middle setting it is the best ‘clean’ guitar I’ve ever played
...and yes it also loves the fuzz
An old pic for prosperity So can you order the pups direct now? I thought they were a Harvester only deal
When the guitar arrived and I first plugged in
It has P90 coils with jazz master rod magnets in the neck position and regular P90 at the bridge. In the middle setting it is the best ‘clean’ guitar I’ve ever played
...and yes it also loves the fuzz
An old pic for prosperity So can you order the pups direct now? I thought they were a Harvester only deal
’brutish in character but not thug like’
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Re: Replacement Jazzmaster pickups - experiences and recommendations?
No, I still ordered these through AP at Harvester. Talked with James at Lance, but deal/payment/shipping was done through Harvester. GREAT price, great service.innerflight wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 12:42 pm So can you order the pups direct now? I thought they were a Harvester only deal
And yeah, AP does know his stuff. My Harvester also has low-output single coils that are like a cross between a P90 and a Jazzmaster pup, but they were wound by Jerry Sentell. This was back before Lance Amps started winding AP's pups (I'm not sure James even made pickups then) but definitely a similar idea.
Best pic I could find is this one from the Harvester site:
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Re: Replacement Jazzmaster pickups - experiences and recommendations?
The Lance pups in action! Garageband recording utilising my full one-microphone home studio setup. Every guitar track (and there are possibly too many of them) using the WRMHBs.
https://soundcloud.com/user-181791176/s ... 8Kbby4gFtL
Cover of a track by Swithold, 70s funk out of Dayton, Ohio. Guitar is clean except for where it isn't: one track with a jerms Rat and an EAR AD-4096 delay, one track with a jerms Supa Mk I. Two wah tracks, one a Castledine (which adds a little gain), one a Musonic (which doesn't). Two amps: 1970 Vibro Champ and a 1963 Da Vinci (a Magnatone 413). The Da Vinci has a little of the amp vibrato. Next trick is to master playing two wahs at once…
https://soundcloud.com/user-181791176/s ... 8Kbby4gFtL
Cover of a track by Swithold, 70s funk out of Dayton, Ohio. Guitar is clean except for where it isn't: one track with a jerms Rat and an EAR AD-4096 delay, one track with a jerms Supa Mk I. Two wah tracks, one a Castledine (which adds a little gain), one a Musonic (which doesn't). Two amps: 1970 Vibro Champ and a 1963 Da Vinci (a Magnatone 413). The Da Vinci has a little of the amp vibrato. Next trick is to master playing two wahs at once…
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Re: Replacement Jazzmaster pickups - experiences and recommendations?
Highly recommend these...https://www.curtisnovak.com/
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Re: Replacement Jazzmaster pickups - experiences and recommendations?
Oh man love that, usual great stuff HB, thank you
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