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01-17-2010, 08:35 PM
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T-Top/Shaw
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01-17-2010, 09:47 PM
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Re: T-Top/Shaw
Interesting... And what makes a Shaw pickup a Shaw? DC resistance? Tones? What can we expect from these?
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Re: T-Top/Shaw
Skatterbrane;
I would love to see Frankie "Starrman" Starr demoing theese with both clean and overdriven. One thing that makes a T-Top is matched bobbins they´re equally wound with a brighter sounding wire than the Plain Enamel which were used in the late 1950s. Target resistance for T-Tops were 7,5kOhm +- 0,25kOhm. Shaw´s are also low output and a little brighter sounding wire. Just google "Tim Shaw" and you´ll find some stuff about him
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