Pearly Gates w/ double White bobbins?

[serizawa]

Anyway to get some of these? I've seen a Seth Lover with double white bobbins and am wondering if I could possibly find some PGs that were the same?

[MikeS]

White bobbins are a production color, and if a SD dealer doesn't stock them they should be able to order them at no extra charge.

[lemonman]

There is also the PG+ model, which is actually parchment color (off white) and used in a number of Fender strats. If you see a white PG for sale, it's probably this model.

Also, are you talking about creme color? Seths are often double creme, but I've never seen one in white.

[the guy who invented fire]

Do you mean double white or double cream??

[serizawa]

Double cream, my mistake.

[super rad stuff]

they have them at guitarcenter.com under the fender brand i think, but i'm not entirely sure.

[Luke Duke]

Double cream, my mistake.

Any Duncan can be ordered with double creme bobbins if you are willing to throw down the extra 15 or so dollars to get a cover. Under a cover is the only way you can get them due to Dimarazio's Double Creme Trademark.

Luke

[CaughtLikeFire]

Under a cover is the only way you can get them due to Dimarazio's Double Creme Trademark.

Luke

I think your right. here is every regularly available PG color combination from Mike's in Harrisburg, PA. White, Black/White, Zebra (black/creme), Blue, Red . . .:
http://search.stores.ebay.com/banjom...787924QQsofpZ0

[serizawa]

Any Duncan can be ordered with double creme bobbins if you are willing to throw down the extra 15 or so dollars to get a cover. Under a cover is the only way you can get them due to Dimarazio's Double Creme Trademark.

Luke

Thought this was the case. Thanks again.

[super rad stuff]

http://cgi.ebay.com/0992135-Fender-P...110112001r5729

[Luke Duke]

http://cgi.ebay.com/0992135-Fender-P...110112001r5729

The Pearly Gates Plus is actually slightly different than the Pearly Gates due to the A5 magnet used. It's going to sound like a more aggressive 59 which I think is not the direction he was wanting to go. Also he actually meant creme, but when old Gibson collecting started they called the creme bobbins white and the ones he's talking about would have been called "double white" back in the 60s and 70s.

Luke

[super rad stuff]

The Pearly Gates Plus is actually slightly different than the Pearly Gates due to the A5 magnet used. It's going to sound like a more aggressive 59 which I think is not the direction he was wanting to go. Also he actually meant creme, but when old Gibson collecting started they called the creme bobbins white and the ones he's talking about would have been called "double white" back in the 60s and 70s.

Luke

i see. i didn't realize it used an a5 in it. also, i figured that it was double cream, but i never really paid attention. i've only played a guitar with that pickup a few times at guitar center.

[Luke Duke]

i see. i didn't realize it used an a5 in it. also, i figured that it was double cream, but i never really paid attention. i've only played a guitar with that pickup a few times at guitar center.

It's a cool pup to be sure, a few guys REALLY dig it, but to me it seems like a more aggressive 59 than a regular PG.