Question for DiMarzio Strat pickup and Ibanez JEM owners/experts - now New Pickups Day

Funkfingers

The plastic covers on all three pickups are removable. They could easily be changed. Could go subtle. Could go even more garish.

ICBM

Funkfingers said:

The plastic covers on all three pickups are removable. They could easily be changed. Could go subtle. Could go even more garish.

That was one of my inane questions . I actually didn't know - they're not on the Duncan mini-humbuckers I'm more familiar with. I did think about ordering a couple of spare white covers but thought that would be chickening out .

I also may have just accidentally acquired a Whammy pedal .

bloodandtears

ICBM said:

Funkfingers said:

The plastic covers on all three pickups are removable. They could easily be changed. Could go subtle. Could go even more garish.

That was one of my inane questions . I actually didn't know - they're not on the Duncan mini-humbuckers I'm more familiar with. I did think about ordering a couple of spare white covers but thought that would be chickening out .

I also may have just accidentally acquired a Whammy pedal .

I bought the original Whammy many years ago for a price of £80, couldn't incorporate it into my playing enough and sold it for c£400 lol...  they are an unusual beast to tame.

hubobulous

I think those pickups look excellent and hopefully sound awesome

MLten80

needs moar swirls & monkey grip
 

Funkfingers

bloodandtears said:
colour matching for those guitars was very much trial and error, especially with pink

DiMarzio pink bobbins are notorious for not being colour fast. Even if all of the pink plastics match for hue and saturation when new, they soon cease to do that. 

Similarly, the green Rail pickup covers are semi-transparent. If the pickup design involves metal screening plates, close up, they show through the green.

FX_Munkee

~30 year old pink paf pro's, just about hanging in there.