Emmons Push/Pull pickup
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Kevin Post
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Emmons Push/Pull pickup
I want to drop some humbuckers in my late 70's Emmons. Any thoughts?
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Bill Lawrence 710s have been in my 74 emmons for about 8 or 9 years. I am very pleased with them still.
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I have a pair of XLR 16s in my 1983 PP and love em.
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I have George L E-66s in all my push-pull guitars...it is REAL close to the original sound without the noise!
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I've just recently replaced a set of dual coils with E66's on my 78' p/p. Quiet with great sound and tone. No problems at all. I still like the XR-16 on my Carter S-12U though. I'll bet SEYMOUR put his magic touch on the 66's is the reason they sound so good. Ha! As usual BS was correct. He said the E66's were one of the best sounding p/u's on the market today.
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