is this pickup: for nek, middle or bridge ?
891604
Yes it is a Gibson product. As far as I know they make a neck pickup and a Classic Plus for the Bridge
194871
The model OS45CE does have a pickup and preamp. I think that's what the "E" in the model number indicates. The preamp in mine originally had a bad pot for the volume control, so it would cut in and out. I sent it in for repair and now it works absolutely great. I assume I just got one of those rare lemons but they made it right.
2126168
It doesn't come with a built in pickup, however you could always use a standard detachable pickup.
1483681
You have 2 volumes and 2 tones with a 3 way selector switch I believe the middle is on at all times one position will be neck and middle , middle position will be N,M,B. The last position is bridge and middle
1483682
Looking at the controls while holding the guitar...the controls on the left of the cluster (closest to the pickguard) are neck volume (top) and bridge volume (bottom). The two on the right (closest to the bottom of the guitar) are the master tone (top) and the middle pickup volume (bottom). The 3 way switch only controls the neck and bridge pickups, the middle pickup is controlled by its volume control alone. I figured this out on my own personal Riviera Custom P93...it's my favorite guitar!
218251
The pick-up is for a standard sized sound hole. I don't think it would fit on a smaller guitar.
1054227
This pickup works well on a mountain dulcimer. The sound is clear and bright, not artificial. You may need to experiment a bit with the placement of the pickups for best results, as each instrument is different, but the "normal" locations for the sensors are on either side of the bridge (bass side and treble side). There is enough double-sided adhesive included to reattach the sensors multiple times, and we have extra adhesive available if needed.
932996
It is not the exact same bridge as the special edition but the bridge will work well and not look out of place. Good Luck
1037237
Sure, they are the Tone and Volume knobs, they allow you to adjust the tone and volume of each individual pickup. The switch lets you select to play with the neck pickup alone, both pickup's at the same time or the bridge pickup alone. Hope that helps answer your question.
1555269
Hi, this amp is not bridgeable, it only has a speaker impedance selector (8 ohms or 4 ohms)
2011550
Yes, that would work fine. I have a 2-pickup guitar (Epiphone ES-175) and have identical Classic 57 pickups in each slot (neck and bridge); there is no need to have a different one for forward vs. rear. Some pickups have slightly different magnet pole spacings to more closely match the slightly different string spacings at those locations. But it is not really that much of an issue, at least for the Classic 57; the pickups pick up all strings just great. In your case, the middle pickup would be at a string spacing right in between that of the other two positions, so that would work out just fine as well. Putting the Classic Plus in the bridge will be nice, adding a bit more heat to that pickup. I sometimes wish I had done that, though I compensate a bit by raising the bridge pickup closer to the strings than the neck pickup.
3715
It mounts inside the Guitar under the bridge and is one of the best sounding pickups available. You will have to drill out your end pin to accommodate the connector for the amp cord,or they have available a smaller adapter if you feel the need to pay for it.
1013711
Not a dumb question at all. I've seen them mounted both ways, Gibson & Epiphone mount theirs with the screws facing the pickups & neck. I don't think it really matters, especially with a roller bridge, (as long as the saddles are not already imprinted from the stings). With the traditional bridge, it's more a matter of where the saddles adjust back or forth to (for intonation)... sometimes you have to flip the bridge around just to get enough travel in the saddles. Hope this is helpful.
1572310
As long as the width of the saddle is at least 3/32", it will fit. You'll need to measure the saddle height in the bridge, then install the pickup. remeasure and remove material from the saddle to match the original height. Otherwise it will change your string height. I would be tempted to replace the saddle with bone simply because it's an easier material to sand/file than brass.
337471
It's heavy but, I have lowered it out of the bed of a pickup with help from another. Liftgate is preferable.
1229507
Yes! You will need a soldering iron to install the new pickup and to remove the old one if this is a replacement.
2144236
These pick ups are humbuckers & are typically larger than single coil pick ups. Some enlarging of the mounting hole would have to be done. As far the difference between these pick ups & the vintage alnico I really can't say. More info on the other pick ups is needed.