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I'm already a member, but have a new addition to the family on the way.

1968 Fender P....
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Whoa,that's a beauty! Congratulations Eric. I hope you enjoy your's as much as I enjoy mine. Perhaps I have the ugly Sister? :)


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Cheers,
Jim
 
EricF, Thats a sweet P/J (what make?). Congrats on the '68-P. I would have to stumble on to a '69, coundn't afford it now if ever, I blew all my spare $ on a new ampeg rig (4x10HE,115E,SVT3Pro).:D
 
Is that pickup an Alumitone? How does it sound compared to the original alnico style??

Yes, it's an Alumitone (Stratcoaster pickup). In general, not as mid cut as the '51 RI pickup. Punchier in the low mids and lows. It's a little bit like a dual coil P bass tone but with a bit more high end presence.


It's also a very good humbucker so no noise.
 
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