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starshit Wank (tank) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tank_(band) dido.. mmmmmm... can i add a letter ? please... please... PLEEEEEEEEESE 🙂

loads of great info coming in guys cheers, Mods, can can we get a sticky to collect the info from here and add other pickup makers in the uk ? i could start to collect and do a list in the op or another post, unless someone else wants a start one off ?

thanks guys cheers for that at the mo im using gold MECs from the thumb bass, nice but just wanted to try something different. just to see if it does infact make a difference 🙂 but im not sure about spending £350 to find out. al prob wait till a 2nd hand pair pop up, no rush. be nice to have a uk list of pickup makers though.

thought i would try some lollar pickups in my jazz so a pair of dc pickups from the USA is £250 https://www.lollarguitars.com/ ...................................................................... Cart subtotal £250.70 FedEx International Economy£24.26 Duties, taxes, and feesNothing due at the door £80.46 Order total £355.42 ............................................................................ £80 tax ahhhhhhh.... i think al shop about 😞 so does anyone know of anyone selling them in uk/europe ?

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