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    Default slash Alinco II pro

    do you guys know anything about "custom wound" slash pickup versions of the APH-pickup? i guess he uses the stock modells, doesn´t he?

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    Default Re: slash Alinco II pro

    Welcome to the forum...this topic has been discussed over and over again. Do a search on the forum and you'll find a good bit of info.

    Good luck

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    Default Re: slash Alinco II pro

    thanks, so i searched a bit and found some threads. so, there ARE custom shop slash pickups. is it just a promo-thing? just for marketing? whats the difference?

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    Default Re: slash Alinco II pro

    The CS does make a "Slash" model most if not all the info is on the forum somewhere but the basic deal is that they are just like off the shelf A2Pro's but I belive they are single conducter and I belive that might be the only real difference...that and the price tag!

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    Default Re: slash Alinco II pro

    okay guys, just found the answer by myself.
    for those who care:

    20 gauss wire
    neck 7.5´
    bridge 8.55
    a little hotter that stock aph1's
    tall legs instead of the shorter sd legs
    single conductor
    scatter wound
    aged parts

    seems to be very needful for me
    the price doesn´t matter anyway in this case...

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    Default Re: slash Alinco II pro

    Quote Originally Posted by royal_frenzy
    20 gauss wire
    I'm assuming thats a typo. But I'm not sure what should be there.

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    Default Re: slash Alinco II pro

    I have a set of stock APH1s, how much would it cost for me to snd them to the custom shop and for MJ to put and aged magnet and to scatter wind them? Both of these things have caught my interest over the past few weeks.

    I was actually thinking of ordering a S deco 5 scatterwound, but I think I'm gonna wait untilI have a different guitar to put it in
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    Default Re: slash Alinco II pro

    Dasfonzie, this is a whole new pup then. You dont save money this way!
    So sell your stocks and go to the CS.

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    Default Re: slash Alinco II pro

    A rewind from the CS is $85 a magnet swap is $20 that is $105...a brand new pickup from the CS runs from$140 to $160 so it would be saving money for sure.

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    Default Re: slash Alinco II pro

    Quote Originally Posted by the guy who invented fire
    A rewind from the CS is $85 a magnet swap is $20 that is $105...a brand new pickup from the CS runs from$140 to $160 so it would be saving money for sure.

    thank you very much
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    I dont see why so many people practicaly die for Slash's tone. Its good but not the best to me.
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    Default Re: slash Alinco II pro

    I'm guessing he has the aged parts for maintaining that worn in look like on his 50s pauls.

    The fact the bridge is wound a little hotter is very interesting. My A2P bridge was wound to 8.2. I was able to get some pretty close tones.

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    Default Re: slash Alinco II pro

    Sounds like the neck is a little cooler than the regular A2P which is supposed to be about 7.7k.

    For the record, Evan says that NO Duncan pickups of any kind are scatterwound. That might be a smokescreen but Evan strikes me as a straight up guy.
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