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Do good pickups die?


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For a few years, I was overjoyed with my B-Band Statement (which sounded awesome).

Sadly - it started to die. First the tone started to go off a bit. Then it started to buzz and feedback. Couldn't get any response from B-Band or advice on how to repair, so I changed it for something else.

When researching recently, I came across a lot of comments like: "The Realist is excellent but it doesn't last very long".

I kinda hoped spending £hundreds on a pickup meant you are set for life! Does anyone know if these kind of pickups have a limited life?

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[quote name='guyl' post='543965' date='Jul 18 2009, 01:50 PM']For a few years, I was overjoyed with my B-Band Statement (which sounded awesome).

Sadly - it started to die. First the tone started to go off a bit. Then it started to buzz and feedback. Couldn't get any response from B-Band or advice on how to repair, so I changed it for something else.

When researching recently, I came across a lot of comments like: "The Realist is excellent but it doesn't last very long".

I kinda hoped spending £hundreds on a pickup meant you are set for life! Does anyone know if these kind of pickups have a limited life?[/quote]
I put an Underwood on my bass 30 years ago and its still going strong !

The Major

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