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Why Pickup Covers Bass. The pickup covers are used with pickups that are open pole (i believe that's what they are called) meaning that, if you happen to. Actually, the original precision bass was completely open on the sides, the wiring bobbin was exposed rather than being encased in a little box. I have a pickup cover on my squier. I'm even jonesing after some of the custom shop offerings that still have them. As classy as they look, do the pickup covers and bridge covers on those. Try lowering the action and flattening the neck (if you haven't already done. The pickup cover was designed to keep. I love the old chrome bridge/string/pickup covers that fenders used to come with. My guess is that the bass has a high action. It's a pickup cover, a pickup being the thing with coiled wire and little magnets beneath the strings, which is what picks up (hence the name) your sound to be carried to the amplifier. I need the bridge pickup exposed because i rest my thumb on top of it when playing fingerstyle.

The pickup covers are used with pickups that are open pole (i believe that's what they are called) meaning that, if you happen to. The pickup cover was designed to keep. I have a pickup cover on my squier. My guess is that the bass has a high action. I love the old chrome bridge/string/pickup covers that fenders used to come with. I'm even jonesing after some of the custom shop offerings that still have them. It's a pickup cover, a pickup being the thing with coiled wire and little magnets beneath the strings, which is what picks up (hence the name) your sound to be carried to the amplifier. Try lowering the action and flattening the neck (if you haven't already done. I need the bridge pickup exposed because i rest my thumb on top of it when playing fingerstyle. As classy as they look, do the pickup covers and bridge covers on those.

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Why Pickup Covers Bass I need the bridge pickup exposed because i rest my thumb on top of it when playing fingerstyle. Actually, the original precision bass was completely open on the sides, the wiring bobbin was exposed rather than being encased in a little box. The pickup covers are used with pickups that are open pole (i believe that's what they are called) meaning that, if you happen to. I'm even jonesing after some of the custom shop offerings that still have them. I love the old chrome bridge/string/pickup covers that fenders used to come with. My guess is that the bass has a high action. The pickup cover was designed to keep. I have a pickup cover on my squier. Try lowering the action and flattening the neck (if you haven't already done. It's a pickup cover, a pickup being the thing with coiled wire and little magnets beneath the strings, which is what picks up (hence the name) your sound to be carried to the amplifier. I need the bridge pickup exposed because i rest my thumb on top of it when playing fingerstyle. As classy as they look, do the pickup covers and bridge covers on those.