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Removing pickups
I’m shopping around for a vintage acoustic. A few that I’m interested in have LR Braggs pickups installed in them. I never plug in and do not like the looks of the soundhole pickups. Is it a fairly simple process of removing them? I’m assuming the end pin hole needs to be enlarged to install the plug, so do they make end pins for this? Thanks
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Check out Bob Colosi’s website for his end-pin hole plugs - very elegant IMHO.
http://www.guitarsaddles.com/Plugs.asp
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Thank you.....
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They are generally easy to remove.
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Another Option from Stew-Mac
Here is another End-Pin jack replacement option that I have used in the past from Stew-Mac:
https://www.stewmac.com/parts-and-ha...ak-endpin.html
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