any Guitar Center or Sam ash will install a pick-up for you.. they charge, so you'd be paying them to do a pretty simple proceduer, but it's worth it I guessMjazk26 wrote:I have been trying to find someone that can do this and do a pickup install with no luck. I live right outside Philadelphia on the NJ boarder. Does anyone know of anyone within an hour or so drive?
I just boned my martin!
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jsgksu wrote:Hey skpr41, or anyone for that matter, whats the difference between gettin a bone, vintage bone, elephant ivory or walrus ivory saddle. What is the difference and do you reccommend any one of them over another? Thanks.
check out this thread from the taylorguitarforum: http://www.acousticguitarforum.com/foru ... hp?t=48706
sounds like bone might be best for taylors. dunno what's the difference between regular and vintage. you can probably do a search on the taylor forum and find more info and opinions.
good luck and let us know how it works out for you!
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Thanks, Im gonna e-mail the guy at that first websiteskpr41 wrote:jsgksu wrote:Hey skpr41, or anyone for that matter, whats the difference between gettin a bone, vintage bone, elephant ivory or walrus ivory saddle. What is the difference and do you reccommend any one of them over another? Thanks.
check out this thread from the taylorguitarforum: http://www.acousticguitarforum.com/foru ... hp?t=48706
sounds like bone might be best for taylors. dunno what's the difference between regular and vintage. you can probably do a search on the taylor forum and find more info and opinions.
good luck and let us know how it works out for you!
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i wish! ...hd28 to be specific!Trippin Hillbilly wrote:and if you have a martin......
http://p084.ezboard.com/ftheunofficialm ... rforumfrm2
btw trippin, can you post something played on your newly boned hd-35?
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Thats what I keep hearing but when I call and ask I get this half ass answer likeDMBFan63 wrote:any Guitar Center or Sam ash will install a pick-up for you.. they charge, so you'd be paying them to do a pretty simple proceduer, but it's worth it I guessMjazk26 wrote:I have been trying to find someone that can do this and do a pickup install with no luck. I live right outside Philadelphia on the NJ boarder. Does anyone know of anyone within an hour or so drive?
"uh well yea we have a guy that comes in once a week but he does more repair work then stuff like that and we don't know what he charges or if he even does pickups"
Kind of scares me to give him a $1400 guitar to cut up...
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Will do, check the recording forum in a few minutes..skpr41 wrote:i wish! ...hd28 to be specific!Trippin Hillbilly wrote:and if you have a martin......
http://p084.ezboard.com/ftheunofficialm ... rforumfrm2
btw trippin, can you post something played on your newly boned hd-35?
thanks!
EDIT: http://www.dmbtabs.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=12696
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