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Mike Brenner

 

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Pennsylvania, USA
Post  Posted 8 Dec 2022 9:36 am    
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SOLD! please close

Extremely clean early 1940's New Yorker (serial# 130G) and Model 75 amplifier (serial# C8202). Steel has old-style screw on jack, sounds incredible. Amp sounds amazing, was gently serviced, new AC cable added.

$2500 for the pair.

Philadelphia area pick-up. Cash only. Thanks for looking.











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Chris Boyd

 

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Post  Posted 8 Dec 2022 11:41 am    
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Beautiful ! Whoa!
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Mike Brenner

 

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Post  Posted 8 Dec 2022 12:22 pm    
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some period era case candy also included

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Jim Newberry


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Post  Posted 10 Dec 2022 11:47 am    
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Mike, I have 149G with the same appointments. Yours is cleaner, though! Classic guitars.
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Paul Brainard


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Post  Posted 10 Dec 2022 1:51 pm     NYer
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Is that the string-through pickup? Does it have staggered pole pieces?
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Mike Brenner

 

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Post  Posted 12 Dec 2022 11:49 am    
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Thanks Jim! they are sweet, but I must finance a new PSG.

Paul---I will check when I get this evening and update you. I believe they are NOT the string-thru pu's.
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Matt Berg


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Post  Posted 12 Dec 2022 3:16 pm    
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Yeah, I'd be real interested in seeing the pickup too...
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Jim Newberry


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Post  Posted 12 Dec 2022 6:15 pm    
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It will be a string-through pickup with adjustable pole pieces, three per coil (the Valco string-through pickups have two coils).
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Mike Brenner

 

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Post  Posted 12 Dec 2022 6:49 pm    
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here's some pix:




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Paul Brainard


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Post  Posted 13 Dec 2022 1:32 am    
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Hard to tell without taking the palm rest off - or is that actually the upper magnet as well on these? Does not look like the typical Supro/Valco 6-holer.

My ~1940 Recording King Hawaiian Deluxe (otherwise 75% identical) has one of those "boxcars" but with staggered poles - actually 6 individual coils, offset every other string rather than three & three. Was curious if the same one was lurking in there. . .

I'm not a National historian but it looks to me like the pickup sits flat under the strings, and the palm rest (so thick!) acts to bring the magnetic field around the top. I bet it sounds cool!
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Mike Brenner

 

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Post  Posted 13 Dec 2022 6:09 am    
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Paul--I don't know too much about it. I bought this set 20 years ago and it has never left my studio. The amp makes any instrument sound incredible and the steel is super smooth.
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Paul Brainard


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Post  Posted 14 Dec 2022 1:53 pm     national
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Here is mine - kinda like a baby New Yorker. . . wish I had the dough to jump on yours, especially if it's the same type of pickup. They are growly, not as smooth & glassy as the later & bigger ones (which sound more like a Tricone, as I'm sure they were going for.)







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Matt Berg


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Post  Posted 15 Dec 2022 6:14 pm    
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So it is string thru, sweet!
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Paul Brainard


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Post  Posted 16 Dec 2022 12:49 pm     Ny
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Matt - those last 3 pics are of my Recording King, very similar in many ways (and I'm sure made in the same factory) but a different guitar! I just wanted to show it for comparison to Mark's National which is the one for sale. I'm still not sure if his is the same type of pickup - although looking again now I think maybe the palm rest itself isn't as thick as it looks & it wraps around the top part of the pickup wheras mine sits flat on top of it. So they may well be the same pickup. . . anyway, hope I didn't confuse/hijack the post!
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Mike Brenner

 

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Post  Posted 23 Dec 2022 8:05 am    
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willing to entertain offers before these beauties go back in the closet. thanks,mike
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Mike Brenner

 

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Post  Posted 8 Feb 2023 5:43 am    
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SOLD thanks! please close
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