Covering humbuckers
Quote from Forum Archives on February 26, 2008, 2:07 pmPosted by: stebbutt <stebbutt@...>
Hey Douglas,I bought an aftermarket pickguard from an eBay store about 6 months ago
from a store called Dazbootman Pickguards.I don't know if they have their own site or if they are only on eBay,
but it might be worth a look.Stacy
Douglas Anderson wrote:
> The SG came with uncovered humbuckers, which I've never been
> particularly fond of. Musicians Friend has Gibson humbucker covers
> for about $18 each, and StewMac has them for about $9 each. Is it
> very difficult to put pickup covers on and what is involved? It
> shouldn't change the sound, should it?
>
> I'd also like to change the pickguard to maybe black pearloid. But
> that looks like it would have to be custom made. Does anyone have a
> source?
>
Posted by: stebbutt <stebbutt@...>
I bought an aftermarket pickguard from an eBay store about 6 months ago
from a store called Dazbootman Pickguards.
I don't know if they have their own site or if they are only on eBay,
but it might be worth a look.
Stacy
Douglas Anderson wrote:
> The SG came with uncovered humbuckers, which I've never been
> particularly fond of. Musicians Friend has Gibson humbucker covers
> for about $18 each, and StewMac has them for about $9 each. Is it
> very difficult to put pickup covers on and what is involved? It
> shouldn't change the sound, should it?
>
> I'd also like to change the pickguard to maybe black pearloid. But
> that looks like it would have to be custom made. Does anyone have a
> source?
>