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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | After my hissy fit, and self imposed exile!
Tried several pick-ups for my Legend. Found the cheapest one actually sounded the best. a simple Lawrence 145 (made a deal for $30.00), sounded better than the entire Markley line. The Markley's didn't pick up the bass tones worth a hoot. The Lawrence is perhaps slightly noisier than the humbucker style Markley Pro Mag Gold, but brighter, richer, and quieter than the ProMag Plus. The Fishman Rare Earth didn't seem that much better for the money as well. I'm glad I actually played them in MY guitar, as opposed to trying them out in a music store instrument. I never planned on even trying the Lawrence pick-ups.
For a guy who plays 90% unplugged, it has a good sound,inexpensive, easy to pop in when needed, and will probably spend the majority of it's lifetime in the storage compartment of my hardshell.
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Location: Pensacola,FL | Good to hear that you found something that suited you and your style. Unplugged is always good too. I have a link here you may be interested in (just for informations sake) concerning electric instruments. :)
"Electric D" |
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Location: NJ | never can you go wrong with a bill lawrence pickup |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | Glad you're back Norse(we missed you)man1 |
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Location: Back in the Valley of the Sun Mesa Az. | Thanks. |
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I'm Back!!!
