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Formerly TheGuitarWeasel ... Oil City Pickups ... Oil City Blog 7 String.org profile and message
Can’t remember the specifics but I was in the vintage humbucker section and it’s just the descriptions / options in the tops downs couldn’t quite get me to where I needed to be.
Still looking for a HB sized P90 so will give it another go.
^ Good for you mister - I've order two set of pickups from Ash directly with no issues on either occasion and I plan to do a tele set this year (and strat if I can stretch to it cash wise).
3-4 days to get a response on pickups does not seem like an issue to me, same working week seems a reasonable turnaround.
The last time I talked to SD’s custom shop it too them far longer to get back to me (weeks), to then tell me I had to order via a UK certified pickup supplier, now that was a frustrating five or six weeks.I would be surprised if I were though, I aim to rarely have customers waiting longer than 12 hours for a response.
I know I'd rather wait than have any sd pickup, I've never liked them much anyway
(formerly customkits)
Formerly TheGuitarWeasel ... Oil City Pickups ... Oil City Blog 7 String.org profile and message
I try not to get too involved now myself and I'm not sure I'd post anything meaningful or useful for quite some time
You can't please all the people all the time
(formerly customkits)
#entitlement
If the OPs enquiries were sent out on Wednesday then today is day 3. We are 2 working days in to the enquiries and a response has been sent from one company on a non-business day. That’s 48 working hours.
Depending on the business type, that’s not unreasonable at all.
And here’s the rub - a pickup winding business is a labour intensive highly skilled business. If a winder replied within a few hours I’d personally be a bit concerned that they weren’t concentrating on the job of crafting their products well and were distracted. I’d wonder how long it was going to take to turn up and how much attention had gone into it.
Either way, it’s nice to see the forum hasn’t lost its ability to take a large handgun and liberally shoot itself in the foot once again by kicking another business that contributes heavily to the forum.
Next time a business asks to join to promote their products I’ll make sure I tell them that we encourage them to take part and contribute to the forum as a whole and that they should expect to get a good kicking in the process. That should put them off sufficiently.