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$450 DiMarzio's?
- Thread starter danomite64
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Of course they're worth it! They'll sound the same as a new set, but you'd have to wait years for it to collect that much rust and corrosion.
Or perhaps this is part of the new DiMarzio Antiquity series.
And just think how much those plastic shaft pots are worth! Dozens of cents, at least!
Or perhaps this is part of the new DiMarzio Antiquity series.
And just think how much those plastic shaft pots are worth! Dozens of cents, at least!
Unbelievable.
Well, if there's one born every minute by now there's one out there somewhere that'll hit that.....
Well, if there's one born every minute by now there's one out there somewhere that'll hit that.....
HELL YEAH!! chaaaChinngggg! i have the same set wired into my p-bass! I'm pulling those suckers and listing them tonight! LOL!!! like finding a lump of gold as a counter weight in your control cavity hahaha!
I can't even chalk this one up to seller stupidity or naivete. They are a musical instruments store for Jaco's sake!
I asked the seller if they came with the pipe
The one he's smoking crack with, or the one the pickup was found in? Which do you mean?
There is a difference between the left and right version.
The metal plate would be other way around on a right version. That could be easily solved by flipping the plate over and soldering the wire on the other side, though.
You learn something new every day! I didn't realize (or see the pic in the listing) they came with a plate since most of the newer DiMarzio's do not.
