allcanbforgiven

allcanbforgiven
I need to get rid of some of these guitars and basses.................

Feb 10, 2018
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allcanbforgiven
My Seymore Duncan SCPB-1 vintage single coil neck PU has the A pole under the A string is too high, How to fix?

Jul 31, 2017
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2. CharlieMac
  These pickups have a taller A string pole on purpose. "Its a feature, not a bug" as the saying goes.
  If you feel that the A string is too buzzy you could probably crank the whole pickup down a little lower without hurting the tone of the other four strings. Give it a try.
  
  Sep 19, 2017
  
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3. allcanbforgiven
  Thank you CharlieMac, sorry about the late response. I ground some of it off with my dremel and it is still a little high but yet manageable. I do use the A-string a lot and I can depend on good solid A-string notes. I also have learned a little to watch my dynamics when on the A-string too, I will leave it alone for now on, thanks, bill
  
  Oct 29, 2017

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Current Setup:: Too many to list

AMPS:
1997- SWR Workingmans 12

Fender-2010- SWR Workingmans 12

Eden- 2012- 8" practice amp.

Thats about it! paid attention to all the set ups and can almost always do my own limited amount of bass and guitar work.

Influences and Teachers:: Cornell Wiley, RIP - Was my bass teacher. See The Cornell Wiley Honorarium on Facebook.

Really love Eric Wilson's bass playing for Sublime and Long Beach Dub All-Stars

Hobbies and Interests:: Study about and love our Master Jesus Christ, and serve His people.
Remove perfectly good frets from bass necks and throw them away, more recently the entire fretboards get replaced, with fingerboards and no lines.
Enjoying (13) Grandbabies,
Fix and ride Motorcycles.
Building Custom Basses, Guitars, and converting fretted basses to fretless. See The Lord's Neck Shop on Facebook.

Married to to my beautiful blushing bride since 20041203. Double lung transplant in Nov, 2011, Today may be my last day so enjoy it I will!

Content:

Product of Cornell Wiley's school of bass '97. Stand in the back and provide the foundation.