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John Brock


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Post  Posted 18 Mar 2017 12:03 pm    
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Hello all....I have given my valco to my brother...its 1960 nice.. My queustion is....will it sound reasonably good enough to play...I guess Im asking about the pickup..i call it ouhu style...thx...God Bless all here.
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John Brock


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Post  Posted 18 Mar 2017 12:05 pm    
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Oops forgot to say hes lefty....the guitar is righty....oof....sorry
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Post  Posted 18 Mar 2017 2:16 pm    
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I've never heard of "ouhu" style.. "Oahu" ? -- hopefully a typo, and meaning Hawaiian music.
That PU will work the same with right or left handed setup strings. He will need a new nut, or at least widen the narrower string slots to start out, and the strings need to be the same level across the top.
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John Brock


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Post  Posted 18 Mar 2017 2:55 pm     Lefty
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Copy tha Ron..thats the answer I want...thank you..God Bless
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