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</html><description>I wouldn&#x2019;t suggest removing the cover for several reasons. Firstly, the cover is there to protect the fragile coil windings on the pickup and if you accidentally snag the pickup with the string while playing can result in a broken pickup. Secondly, removing the cover can cause the flatwork to get worn and moisture penetrate...</description></oembed>
