Pickups in UK

[JohnA]

Greco PU-2 black bobbins - close as you'll get to a DRY-Z at a fraction of the price! Very nice in bridge or neck positions. Looks like one of the legs has been modified, possibly used to be in a 335, but fits a normal pickup cavity just fine, and obviously you can't see this when it's in the guitar.
?40.00



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Wizard handwound in UK PAF style pickup black & cream zebra, fantastic in neck position ?30.00



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http://www.wizardpickups.co.uk/shop.asp?ID=138

Manlius 'Fat Diane' set with nickel covers, installed in guitar and then sold the guitar a week later with original pickups, so good as new, original length wires. ?85 the pair top qulity handwound pickups
http://www.manliusguitar.com/Humbuckers.html

All pickups have single core braided wire, all prices include postage in UK.



Also Wilkinson vintage style trem with bent steel stamped saddles and steel block with push fit arm. Will bolt straight on to a Springy/Goldie, complete with springs/claw/screws. ?30.00

 

[Smokin' Tone]

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[JohnA]

Updated with some decent pics, all still available & I'm opent to offers or a swap for a nice overdrive pedal.

 

[Anonymous]

Surely a Marshall owner doesn't need an overdrive pedal?

 

[JohnA]

Surely a Marshall owner doesn't need an overdrive pedal?

There's Marshalls and Marshalls, a JTM45 is one of the cleanest, sparkliest amps you're ever likely to play, very Fender-like. On max volume it breaks up in a very AC-DC or Freee sort of way, but it's not a high-gain amp by any means.

 

[Emiel]

Surely a Marshall owner doesn't need an overdrive pedal?

Then you've never witnessed the great sound you get with a boosted Marshall

 

[Anonymous]

Then you've never witnessed the great sound you get with a boosted Marshall

And I don't intend to. I don't ever recall turning up to see a band, and then hearing a great sound come from a Marshall. If I see a Marshall on stage, I just know that the guy is going to play too loud, play too much, and get a poor tone (that should wind a few people up! :lol: )

Gary Moore uses a Marshall - what more do I need to say?

 

[Emiel]

That you play the violin instead? :lol:

 

[JohnA]

Stratman

Have you ever owned a Marshall of any description? Have you ever played through a JTM45? Do you wear a dress? :wink:

 

[Anonymous]

John,

Predictable......

I've never driven my car into a brick wall, but I think I know it's not something I would enjoy. I've seen the results when others have tried it.

:lol:

 

[JohnA]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=557thzZ7C-k
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrsEMU5gX2E
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U1RO5CEc7LY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3DJbBVVa-4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbsosMsWrGw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYYosMpTaMo

Lets continue this in the amps thread, Let me try and sell my pickups

 

[chrisheyes]

Then you've never witnessed the great sound you get with a boosted Marshall

And I don't intend to. I don't ever recall turning up to see a band, and then hearing a great sound come from a Marshall. If I see a Marshall on stage, I just know that the guy is going to play too loud, play too much, and get a poor tone (that should wind a few people up! :lol: )

Gary Moore uses a Marshall - what more do I need to say?

Hmmmmmmmmm I can see your point stratman323 but there is an exception to this hypothesis

Jeff Beck