Which Pick-ups for my Super-Pro?

[Geoff Scott]

I'm considering new pick-ups for my Sho-bud. I've sure heard great things about Bill Lawerence but wouldn't know which to get for this guitar. Any suggestions? Thanks.

[Earnest Bovine]

I think that none of the modern pickups will fit into a Sho-Bud. The originals probably sound great anyway.

[Jim Smith]

I thought the Lawrence narrow pickups fit either Mullen or Sho-Bud?!?

[David Mullis]

Lawrence and George L pickups are both available in narrow mount.

[Geoff Scott]

So if they come in narrow, ya think 710s for the E9 and ? for the 6? (by the way the pickups on it are not stock & I think lack definition--I'm not sure what they are but don't have a separate pole for each string).

[Jon Light (deceased)]

Ricky Davis has 610s in his guitar--Pro II? I forget what he plays. I think he felt like he hit the jackpot when he put them in and I can tell you that his sound is great.

[Jay Ganz]

You must have some old Lawrence 705's in there. Just two blade type magnets, right?
The L-610's are great if you like a pronounced high end & reduced mids.
If you're looking for more fullness, everybody's raving about the 910 sidewinders
these days.

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[Geoff Scott]

Ya Jay, that's what they must be. They've got two blades. They do sound good but I'm wanting more fullness- both low and high. Thanks for the input everyone. I will give Bill Lawerence a call.

[Bob Metzger]

I have stock (unaltered) Lawerence pickups (don't know which model number - how can you tell which model they are?) in my stock Sho-Bud Pro III.

[Olli Haavisto]

I had George L pick ups on the Super-Pro I used to have and the tone was great.It was the basic model.

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Olli Haavisto
Polar steeler
Finland