Empty pick-up cavities
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Mr. P
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Empty pick-up cavities
Do you know where I could buy a black plate to cover the empty pick-up hole after I have removed it?
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Devy
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Re: Empty pick-up cavities
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Mr. P
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Re: Empty pick-up cavities
Nope, didn't find what I was looking for. And I think I didn't quite make myself clear on this one.
I want to change the outlook of my guitar so that it would like it has one pick-up. So take the neck pick-up off and put a small plate on it.
I want to change the outlook of my guitar so that it would like it has one pick-up. So take the neck pick-up off and put a small plate on it.
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Uni777
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Re: Empty pick-up cavities
I guess you have to make one yourself. They sell pickguard material for this purpose. The pickguard of my 7string V was custom made from this stuff.
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Abzu
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Re: Empty pick-up cavities
[quote name="uni777"]I guess you have to make one yourself. They sell pickguard material for this purpose. The pickguard of my 7string V was custom made from this stuff.
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I've been thinking about making my own pick guard in some cool shape of some sort and didn't know where to look
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I've been thinking about making my own pick guard in some cool shape of some sort and didn't know where to look;,,;ANGEL OF DESEASE wrote:the path of whoring is something wicked and grim, and very philosophical.
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Uni777
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Re: Empty pick-up cavities
I don't know where you are from, But if you are from the US; Stewmac also sells this material. It comes in a lot of different colours.
There are plenty of companies which make aftermarket pickguards, but they are very expensive. Up to 90 usd a guard.
[quote name="abzu"]
[quote name="uni777"]I guess you have to make one yourself. They sell pickguard material for this purpose. The pickguard of my 7string V was custom made from this stuff.
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I've been thinking about making my own pick guard in some cool shape of some sort and didn't know where to look[/quote]
There are plenty of companies which make aftermarket pickguards, but they are very expensive. Up to 90 usd a guard.
[quote name="abzu"]
[quote name="uni777"]I guess you have to make one yourself. They sell pickguard material for this purpose. The pickguard of my 7string V was custom made from this stuff.
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I've been thinking about making my own pick guard in some cool shape of some sort and didn't know where to look[/quote]-
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Re: Empty pick-up cavities
[quote name="uni777"]I don't know where you are from, But if you are from the US; Stewmac also sells this material. It comes in a lot of different colours.
There are plenty of companies which make aftermarket pickguards, but they are very expensive. Up to 90 usd a guard.
[quote name="abzu"]
[quote name="uni777"]I guess you have to make one yourself. They sell pickguard material for this purpose. The pickguard of my 7string V was custom made from this stuff.
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I've been thinking about making my own pick guard in some cool shape of some sort and didn't know where to look[/quote][/quote]
That's expensive
There are plenty of companies which make aftermarket pickguards, but they are very expensive. Up to 90 usd a guard.
[quote name="abzu"]
[quote name="uni777"]I guess you have to make one yourself. They sell pickguard material for this purpose. The pickguard of my 7string V was custom made from this stuff.
<!-- m -->http://www.thomann.de/gb/goeldo_pickgua ... l_3ply.htm<!-- m -->[/quote]
I've been thinking about making my own pick guard in some cool shape of some sort and didn't know where to look[/quote][/quote] That's expensive;,,;ANGEL OF DESEASE wrote:the path of whoring is something wicked and grim, and very philosophical.
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Mr. P
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Devy
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Re: Empty pick-up cavities
If it was me I'd put an action figure in the hole and put clear perspex over it.
[quote name="ANGEL OF DESEASE"]He is going to paint with brown colour the name of Morbid Angel. The colour of the shit of course.[/quote]
[quote name="Ninny"]There was a whistling fat woman at the bus stop, I had to walk away[/quote]
[quote name="Ninny"]There was a whistling fat woman at the bus stop, I had to walk away[/quote]
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Mr. P
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Re: Empty pick-up cavities
[quote name="Pentelesh"]That could work![/quote]
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