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Location: Boise | Hello all,
I have searched all over the net for pickups for the Deacon with no luck. I am not surprised by that either.
I recently purchased a Deacon. The pickup by the bridge is not the original pickup and I would like to put the original back on so that the Deacon is a Deacon once again.
Would anybody have any idea where to go to find one of these?
If I can't find one of these pickups what would be the best replacement for the deacon and should I replace both pickups?
I love this guitar , but it feels like a neutered dog. I am just kidding it still plays good but I would love to hear it with both of the original pickups.
Thanks to anyone who has a thought on this topic,
Duke |
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Location: San Bernardino, California | There are two different types of pickups used on the Deacon/Breadwinner, which type do you need? The big single coil or the small humbucker? |
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Location: Boise | I am not quite sure. It is the pickup shown in this picture.
http://www.muc.de/~hm/music/Guitars/ovation-deacon-E16782/ |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | That would be the small kind, also available on preecheurs. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | You could always try the factory and see if there are any left there? |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | Or you could drop me an email at mileskb@aol.com as I have some in stock. |
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Location: Boise | Thanks Miles and cwk2. Atleast I know more about these than I did before.
I sent you an email a moment ago Miles. I will be looking foward to hearing from you.
Thanks,
Duke |
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