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Daniel Stein

 

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Glen Allen, Virginia, US
Post  Posted 24 Dec 2024 4:13 pm    
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I have a customer In need of a pickup for his steel as his original has died

I tried all I could to revive the pickup with no dice

ITS A WIDEMOUNT but can always tape it to his guitar with double sided if it’s a narrow (it’s a Hudson prototype of the new growler, essentially a “pre growler”)

804 939 3464 is my cell to reach me
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Tony Dingus

 

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Post  Posted 25 Dec 2024 8:08 pm    
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I've got a Mullen narrow mount single coil.
$65.00 shipped in the lower 48.

Tony
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Larry Allen


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Post  Posted 26 Dec 2024 3:45 pm     Pu
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Daniel I have a brand new Wide BL LXR-16…never installed or used, includes 2 types toggles..$100 shipped Smile


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