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Old 01-15-2022, 10:12 AM
Steve DeRosa Steve DeRosa is offline
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...The only negative I find right now is the neck pickup having a higher output than the bridge. The only adjustment to be made with this design is to raise/lower pole pieces or add shims between the body and pickup...
FYI a common problem with Casinos, in fact P-90's in general...

You might find this of interest (note Lindy's comments about polepiece adjustment vs. shims):

https://www.fralinpickups.com/product/dogear-p90-shims/

BTW they can be had cheaper:

https://www.mojotone.com/P90-Dogear-Spacer-Set

Hit it with some silver or chrome model paint, swap it in when you change strings (about a 10-15 minute job), and you're good to go - big difference in tone and pickup balance...
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Old 01-15-2022, 11:12 AM
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Thanks, Steve. That is great info from Fralin. Based on this knowledge both of the pickups on my Casino are too low. I'll measure again after a string gauge change and setup to see where we are. I'm going to let the guitar acclimate to it's new home for a bit before I dig in with dialing it in.
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