lollar tbird pups

Started by jumbodbassman, January 19, 2011, 03:55:44 PM

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jumbodbassman

Sitting in traffic somewhere between CT and NYC
JIM

dadagoboi

Geez a bolt on Epi used isn't even worth $180 ;D...Psychobassguy had a good post about Lollars a few days ago.  They could be good based on his review.

jumbodbassman

I was thinking about my JAEbird.  the barts have to go!!!!
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JIM

Psycho Bass Guy

That wasn't the Lollars. That was about the Fralins from RS Guitarworks.

TBird1958


He's also evidently resizing these as a Gibson replacement too, tho they aren't out yet.
Still liking my Lulls.
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Denis

$180 apiece? Dang, I scored my new Gibby pups for $100 for the pair! (and there was great rejoicing...)
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Bionic-Joe

Jason Lollar was supposed to make the Lull pickups until they got the other source. Wish I knew the source.

dadagoboi

Quote from: Baz Cooper on January 19, 2011, 06:20:05 PM
Jason Lollar was supposed to make the Lull pickups until they got the other source. Wish I knew the source.

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gweimer

I'd buy a Lollar pickup in a heartbeat.  I've got one of his Precision pickups in my fanfret, and it's easily the best sounding Precision pickup I've ever had.  I stopped using the Bart 8S after dropping the Lollar in.

He also made me a custom one-off pickup for my EB-1 fretless project.  It was just a great sounding pickup.
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TBird1958

Quote from: dadagoboi on January 20, 2011, 05:55:36 AM
Somebody told me it begins with TV

Some of them, however not so much anymore. Slow production took Mike elsewhere to a more reliable source.
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Aussie Mark

Quote from: gweimer on January 20, 2011, 06:53:12 AM
I'd buy a Lollar pickup in a heartbeat.  I've got one of his Precision pickups in my *Nash*, and it's easily the best sounding Precision pickup I've ever had.

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Bionic-Joe

I'd love to get some empty covers and put vintage p bass PUP's in it!!

Barklessdog

Quote from: TBird1958 on January 20, 2011, 09:53:41 AM
Some of them, however not so much anymore. Slow production took Mike elsewhere to a more reliable source.



China ?

Dave W

Quote from: Barklessdog on January 22, 2011, 07:30:54 AM

China ?

Chinese products are more reliable? In what parallel universe?

You can't even trust that a Chinese-made pickup has the magnet wire and magnets it's specified to have.

dadagoboi

Quote from: Dave W on January 22, 2011, 08:40:38 AM
Chinese products are more reliable? In what parallel universe?

You can't even trust that a Chinese-made pickup has the magnet wire and magnets it's specified to have.

The Chinese manufacturers and consumers I know understand, "you get what you pay for", "caveat emptor", and "trust but verify" at least as well as most American buyers I've met in China...and they don't scrimp on QC.

At this stage of the game anything that is manufactured for export in China and is not what it's spec'ed to be is at least partially the fault of the buyer, either due to ignorance, arrogance, apathy or collusion.  IMO