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Do not get that magnet too close to your pickups!

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Cantaloupe for ph, huh? I always thought it was plenty of "red snapper".

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What will happen if you get magnets too close to your pickups?

Thanks,

It can permanently damage your pick-ups causing anything thing from line hum and feedback, to completely frying them.

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What will happen if you get magnets too close to your pickups?

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It can permanently damage your pick-ups causing anything thing from line hum and feedback, to completely frying them.[/quote]


Hello,

can you elaborate on how that would occur? I recall that the "Ebow" creates a magnetic field to make the string vibrate to get that bowed sound. Why doesn't the ebow damage the pups?

Thanks,

Thanks super kid, didn't catch that.

I did some fret ends recently and just wrapped the body in a plastic bag and used low tack tape to hold the plastic securely to the body. It holds well and comes off cleanly.
That is the tape, often blue, that is used to mask molding when painting.

haha I'm glad I'm not the only one out there with the weird acidic sweat...

by the way... I'm posting this as I'm replacing the strings on my guitar. It's like a weekly chore, but I guess the good thing about working at a music store is that you get discounts on strings...

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Bet you have one of those electric string winders too
At first I thought they were a joke, but really like mine.