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ok, i have this old gibson sg bass. it has one neck pickup. and the headstock has tuners on it like a classical guitar would. on the truss rod cover it says EB-O and the serial code it 914700 i called gibson and asked but they couldnt tell me about it because the guy said gibson has only used 7 digit serial numbers. could somone help me out.
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lee_UK
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it's a 1968 guitarguy, you can get the serial number download .pdf file from gibson website here:
http://www.gibson.com/Files/downloads/bluebook/GibsonSERIALNUMBERS.pdf
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guitarguy
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ok, thanks. and just another question, i know this doesnt have to do anything with the topic but is it possible to have one active pickup and one passive pickup installed in the same guitar?
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Hi, you should bookmark seymour duncans site, it is a mine of infomation, it has beginer friendly schematics and tons of dats on all things electric guitar, your question is listed in the FAQ's page:
Can active and passive pickups be mixed?
They can be mixed but most often they are not. This is because the component values for active and passive pickups are different and it makes wiring a guitar or bass with both more difficult. There are exceptions though in both after market and factory guitars.
Bookmark http://www.seymourduncan.com/website/support/faq.shtml
its very usefull and friendly too. |
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