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Landon Johnson

 

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Washington, USA
Post  Posted 18 Jan 2024 4:55 pm    
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OK so I ordered an HWP pickup from Mullen, to replace the E-66 it came with. The E-66 mounts with three screws; the mullen seems to JUST be the pickup with no actual mounting ring or plate... I have not yet gotten the pickup in the mail so I am trying to anticipate.

How is the HWP pickup attached to the guitar if there are no screws to hold it down?

TIA and I hope my question isn't as stupid as some I've asked on here.
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Roger Crawford


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Griffin, GA USA
Post  Posted 18 Jan 2024 5:17 pm    
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Call the Mullen crew and get the answer from straight from the source.
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Jerry Overstreet


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Louisville Ky
Post  Posted 18 Jan 2024 5:41 pm    
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I did the same thing with a 97 Mullen that had GL PFs a few years back. As I recall, the Mullen s/c mounted straight to the wood body, no plate, with springs under the screws for adjustment. I just used the springs and screws already there.

I might be wrong about springs on second thought. I'm looking to see if I have any pics from back then.

If you have concerns or need the springs, I agree contacting Mike at the Mullen Co.

BTW, you are going to love these HWPs over those GLs.
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