Bill Lawrence 710 pickups Narrow mount

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Bill Lawrence 710 pickups Narrow mount

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Does anyone know if this pickup will fit a D10 Dekley?
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What does an L-710 “Narrow~Mount” l©©k like? I never saw or heard of one!

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Post by Jim Bob Sedgwick »

Lefty most of the humbucker pickups today require a two inch routing to fit. How wide is the pickup cavity in your Dekley? Just something to consider.
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The pickup cavities in my Dekley measure 1 3/8 x 4 3/8. I don't know the dimensions of the 710 narrow mount, but it is advertised to fit ShoBud or Mullen style guitars. Since I have a Sho-Bud I should measure it. Bob Seymour says I would be happier with the George L E66 pickups. I have read all the post about the Bill Lawrence 710, some love it, some do not. I was curious if anyone has these particular NM pickups. The better post would have been "Alternate pickups for Dekley ?". Sorry. I may just forget changing pickups at the moment.
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Post by Michael Hartz »

I had the George L E66 in my Mullen, but I now have L710 NM mounted in it. I love the sound of 710 over the E66. I think it is a little brighter and brings out more detail in my tone than the E66 did. Clearer over all. JMO.
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Post by Vernon Hester »

I installed 2 narrow mounts (710's) in my brothers Mullen.You have to sand each side a bit.Sounds good.
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I read the post about Buddy's (Emmons) new guitar, and he has the 710's in it.
That says a lot. Thanks for the information from all.
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Post by Jack Stoner »

The only difference between the "wide" and "narrow" mount is the actual mounting plate for the pickup. The 710's I have are 1 3/8" wide and 3 15/16" long and approx 5/8" deep (not counting the mounting plate).

You need to be able to mount the 710 pickups at least 3/16" below the strings. Too close and you will get distortion and too much highs<font size="1" color="#8e236b"><p align="center">[This message was edited by Jack Stoner on 19 April 2006 at 04:58 AM.]</p></FONT>