Random Question: Wondering if anyone out there with a Super P 5 would be able to provide rough pickup dimensions? Asking for a friend
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- Thread starter FroggyOne2
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Looking for the length/width of the individual split pickup shells and the overall length of them together, as mounted in the bass?
Duh
. I was thinking spacing from the bridge etc….. long day. Hang tight
New single out today if you like massive riffs!
Neck and bridge in series? That's how I run the super fatties on my SJ5 - love it.
Also possible that Ed Roman would make something like that up and pretend it was official.
Because it is the "top of the line in the Afterburner Series".
Dude!! You are awesome!! Thank You so much!! If this leads to something unholy you’ll be the first to know.
Happy to help. FYI, It wasn’t a precision measuring but a very solid ball park. Give or take 1/16” probably.
I’m not doing anything but wasting time yet but guess away!
P in a D roc?
Pick guard required of course.
I had just come on to post P for Combustion/NG - pick guard required but Nate had me beat on the general idea. Damn
Wouldn't it be easier to get a P-Tone and drop in? Since they're all split coil under the cover anyway 
. I wonder if the P-shaped pickup is wound differently or uses different magnets? Not familiar with it at all...
. I wonder if the P-shaped pickup is wound differently or uses different magnets? Not familiar with it at all...
The P-tone in mine does a very good job, fitting a split coil just for the look sounds like a load of aggravation for no real benefit.
I would want it closer to the neck and have the good old VOL/Tone. Maybe even a single stacked pot.
