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So you have one of each of the 2 models from ThroBak ?It's a 2018 Historic '58 from one of the CME runs. Weighs in at just over 8 lbs. Turn it slightly and the flame really pops. The best feeling, looking and sounding of the 6 Historic LP's I've owned. The Throbaks are a MT-102B and an ER-Custom.
What stop tail is this?
Is this the stock aluminum stop tail?Just got this set of beautifully aged Throbak double creams from forum member EdA. Put them in my '58 Historic. Played my first gig with them last night and they sounded amazing! For me, there's nothing quite as good looking as a faded LP and exposed DW's.
ThroBak pickups are to die for . Here is how I hear them . I love Gibson Custombuckers , now with ThroBak Pickups they take it to the next level up because they have more detail and nuance in the tone and are so much more articulate . I know people think that is just using a lot of descriptive words but they really do take it to the next level up and I think it has a lot to do with how they are wound on Gibson K-Zoo old machines using the same wire and sourcing the magnets from the same supplier here in the US where others are using magnets from overseas ,ditto for the covers which come from close by to the K-Zoo plant . All the little details all add up ,yes they do cost a bit more but I will testify under oath you will be blown away (I sound just like a shill ) but I am going to have another set wound for me (SLE-101 Plus ) ThroBak website does have sound demos of the pickups also .
