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Epi cover on an Artec pickup... Edit to add - the bar with the pole-pieces can easily be swapped over.
I painted a spare Epi cover black for my Elitist EB3....
I never had much success with mine. Came with the magnets in the wrong orientation... slightly wider string spacing... although it had the same dc resistance as a Gibson mudbucker it did not have that sound.
Update.
A couple of weeks back I helped someone on TB in regards to removing the circuit board from this amp as he wanted to change the input jack socket. It had me thinking that mine is 20 years old and a new socket would not go amiss and I would give the board a fresh look at finding the fault.
On removing the old jack socket I noticed this....
I have used it since at an outside event and it performed flawlessly.
I don't like the fingernail click either, it even puts me off my playing as I try to pluck differently to eliminate it.
I try to remember to carry nail clippers but there have been times I have ground my nails down on the brick wall outside the gig.
I can get my Warwick Thumb Bass in a gig bag in my MX5 boot and with the passenger seat removed, a Hartke Kickback 15 combo or TCE RS212 + small head, a fold up trolley and my leads bag inside.
It's also a good excuse to not give lifts.
My '91 Thumb has the removable rod and the opposite to normal adjustment.
I did have to remove it and put it back reversed so tensioning it put some relief in the neck.