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Tele-Holic
Join Date: May 2008
Location: california central coast
Posts: 686
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need some bass pickup suggestions
hi all,
my first post in the bass place. i sold my long scale j-bass and bought a short scale bronco bass, because the old hands are goin' south but i still want to play. the bronco handles easily enough, but the pickup leaves much to be desired. do any of you more experienced experimentists know of a full range and articulate pickup that will simply "drop in" to the existing pickguard opening? thanks in advance for any ideas, and good week, mj |
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Doctor of Teleocity
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Austin, Texas
Age: 53
Posts: 18,815
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You're in luck, any Strat-sized pickup will fit!
I put one of these GFS "Lil' Killer" twin rail pickups in my Musicmaster Bass (same as a Bronco Bass), and it worked very well: Tim |
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: The ˘heapo-sphere
Posts: 321
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The problem with the Bronco (and old Musicmaster) bass pickup is that it is not a bass pickup, but a 6 pole guitar pickup. Aero Instrument winds true 4 pole pickups to fit the Music master (and also the Bronco).
http://www.aeroinstrument.com/pickups.html The pickup is 1/2 way down the page, and they call it the Musicmasterer. They ain't cheap though: $120.00 Email them and they will give you the specs and tips for install in a Bronco. I plan on putting one in my Bronco after changing to a 4 pole adjustible Musicmaster bridge (a direct bolt on), and a new nut. Phred |
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