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Old 04-11-2010, 09:22 AM
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Acoustic Bass Pickups Replacement Advice

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The pickups on my ovation b778 bass have needed replacement twice in the year (or so) that I have owned it. My local luthier has amazing ability, but I think that this particular type of pickup is outside of his range of expertise.

Can anyone advise me of an alternate to the stock (Tru-balance) pickups that could be easily integrated into the current system?

Of course, all out-of-the-box advice is welcome as well.

The specs and image are below.

Thanks for your help.


[From Ovation Web Site]: http://www.ovationguitars.com/?fa=detail2&mid=55#

Pickup: Tru-Balance

PreAmp: OP40
- The new OP40 system leaves other systems back in the 20th century. The eq has a Mid-Shift switch that moves the center frequency of the mid band between 400Hz and 900Hz. It also features a Pre-Shape circuit for that extra "cut" you need in live band situations. The ultra-steep notch filter can zap feedback one note at a time. All this control lets you zero in on your perfect personal tone.
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