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[quote name='Steve_K' post='31041' date='Jul 13 2007, 01:16 AM']I would say the RSPCA would be all over you if you took a soldering iron anywhere near new pups....[/quote]you mean the royal soldering pickup correctly association :)

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[quote name='bigash' post='31034' date='Jul 13 2007, 12:52 AM']just wondering if it isi just a case of ripping out old and soldering in the new . Or do you have to replace the circuits as well. Any reccomendations of some good quality reasonably priced pups for a p/j bass set up.
cheers :)[/quote]


Most of a case of carefully de-soldering and then re-soldering, but yes its simple. When you say circuit, do you mean the active bass circuit, or just the wiring on a passive bass?

There are quite a few options out there - what sound are you looking for?

Hamster

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[quote name='Bloodaxe' post='31055' date='Jul 13 2007, 06:12 AM']Would this be a Thunder III that you're thinking of "ripping" perchance?[/quote]Yes it is, from where did you aquire your special psycic powers. :)

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[quote name='Hamster' post='31099' date='Jul 13 2007, 09:37 AM']Most of a case of carefully de-soldering and then re-soldering, but yes its simple. When you say circuit, do you mean the active bass circuit, or just the wiring on a passive bass?

There are quite a few options out there - what sound are you looking for?

Hamster[/quote]Sorry, yes the active circuit, will it make any difference keeping the old circuit board in, or will a new board improve the overall sound of the new pups.
I'm looking for a growly rumble mainly for rock. Thats the best i can describe the sound hope it's not to technical for you :)

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