One of my friends just got 2 sets of Faron Collins pickups for $82.96 per set, they advertise as hand wound USA made. Does anyone know anything about them? They look decent & I haven't installed them in anything for him yet, they will be going in a couple Firefly 335s. I'm just looking to know...
This is from their front page for the power supply
16 outlets configured in 12 isolated sections
Two toroidal transformers with additional electromagnetic field shielding
4 powerful DC sections, three with 400mA each and one with 600mA
2 powerful AC sections with 800mA each and voltages 9, 12...
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I use Anderson, they cover any collection from a single guitar & amp to full orchestras & they cover gigging instruments.
I have a very early Shaw, it has all the right parts they were using for the Shaw design but it has T-top bobbins. The early ones used leftover T-top bobbins. It's a transitional Shaw pickup.
My R9 has a mismatched top but it's still a beautiful guitar & the way it plays there is no way I would ever get rid of it. The top has my favorite type of flame & the mismatch never bothers me. If the guitar is a good one the top is secondary.
You could just need some DeoxIT D5 so you can do a little contact cleaning. The non solder contacts can get oxidation which needs to be cleaned. If you unplugged then replugged your pickups to the circuit & it started working properly it could be something this simple. It's the same with pedal...
I have been using the same 3 PRS cables for around 20 years, I use them at home & for gigging. 2 of the cables have a straight & an angled end & I have never had a problem with any of them. The angled ends are Van Damme (I think they might be manufactured by Nuetrik) & the straight ends are Nuetrik.
Hey guys, a few years ago one of my friends bought a lot of 10-12 guitars of Craigslist. He gave me an Aria SG. It had a cracked body so I took it apart to repair it & found both pickups were non original. The one in the neck ended up being a transitional Shaw which is really cool, it sounds...