What's a L=710-N

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Jim Florence
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What's a L=710-N

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I bought this pickup off the forum, and I'm planning on experimenting on a S-10. I've never heard of a -N. Is it for PSG?

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Jack Stoner
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I suspect the "N" is for "narrow mount" or a Sho-Bud type of mounting - screw holes on the ends. The other type is the Emmons style mounting and it is a wider style with two holes on each side.

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Earnest Bovine
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Post by Earnest Bovine »

Are you sure the Lawrence pickup will fit in the Sho-Bud?
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Tony Rankin
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Post by Tony Rankin »

Earnest,

I have an L710-N in my Sho~Bud LDG. Sounds great too!

Tony
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Post by Earnest Bovine »

I guess the -N is is different from my &12 top-mount. Top mount means that there are two screw holes that go thru the pickup. It's a little narrower than the side mount model.

My Lawrence top mount is 1 7/16" wide.
The slot in the Sho-Bud is 1 1/4" wide.

How wide is the narrow mount model?
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