my friend has a ‘77 Artisan w the original series VII tarbacks in the neck and bridge and the super humbucker in the middle. Anyway, his bridge pickup is I believe around 16k and sounds so good (I know these used to be almost universally hated). I know these are the predecessors of the dirty fingers, but does anyone actually remake these Artisan pickups with ceramic magnets? Gibson is making some “70s” pickup now that is 16k w an alnico V but I’m looking for this pickup w the ceramic magnets. Thank you in advance
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Does anyone remake the Les Paul Artisan hot bridge pickup from 70s
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Manilas does a ceramic Tarback:
Perhaps Bill Lawrence's legacy company Wilde run by his wife has the recipe and will do custom orders, I don't know...
Just FYI - I recently bought a 70s Explorer with the newly developed 70s Tribute pickups by Jim DeCola and like them very much.
Tarback Replica
Greasy, Crunchy Vintage Ceramic Humbucker Tone Blistering re-imagination of the mid 70's counterpoint to the venerable T-Top, the Tarback Replica is the newest offering from Manlius Pickups. Also known as the Super Humbucker, these were found in many Norlin era Gibson guitars and are known for...www.manliusguitar.com
Perhaps Bill Lawrence's legacy company Wilde run by his wife has the recipe and will do custom orders, I don't know...
Just FYI - I recently bought a 70s Explorer with the newly developed 70s Tribute pickups by Jim DeCola and like them very much.