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Jack Dougherty
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Post by Jack Dougherty »

Firstly, thanks to all who replyed to my queary.
I have one other question. I'm told the Wallace pu's are not Humbucking therefore tending to be a little noisey. How much of a problem.if any, is this? Image
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Post by David Higginbotham »

If you were to record, they may cause a little concern. But, as for playing, there is no problem. Just a little hum or hiss sound thru them. I had Jerry's pickups on a BMI D-10 and they were great!

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Post by Roger Crawford »

These are VERY quiet for single coils! John Hughey records with them.
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Post by Dennis Manuel »

I installed a Wallace, "True Tone" pickup in a friends guitar and in my opinion and my friends the hum was no different than in the humbucker I removed. The Wallace pickup was super quiet and the tone difference was incredible. The guitar was alive with a very smooth, consistent sound up and down the neck.
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Post by David L. Donald »

I record with it and love it, no hum issue except with the preamp on Robert Randolph / Ozzie Ozbourne stun.
And then ANY humbucker will do the same.