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</html><description>A ferrous plate is common on the bottom of Telecaster lead pickups. It is used to help ground the bridge plate and strings and is used to adjust the bridge pickup up or down by the use of three 6/32 machine screws. The elevator plate as it is commonly called is made of steel and...</description></oembed>
