DetroitBlues Posted Friday at 04:18 PM Posted Friday at 04:18 PM Probably not, the HRW was a Schaller humbucker that was completely reworked. However, just my thoughts anyway.
bolero Posted yesterday at 08:24 PM Posted yesterday at 08:24 PM I can't remember who built their jazz floater pickups before? Someone local to Kalamazoo? they sounded good. I think they were all Humbuckers? I don't think the Schaller pickup design would work as a floater, it's too deep. Maybe if you got rid of the cover & modded the baseplate.
skydog52 Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago I reached out to Ren. He said they never were used as floaters.
pressure Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Ken Rambo made the first floaters Heritage used. There were 2 or 3 different pickups designated by stickers on the bottom. Heritage floating pickups are now made in house and they are Fab.
MartyGrass Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago I believe Ken made 3 versions, the large majority being Floating #3. Ken Armstrong would rebuild these to a higher output for about $100. I have what's probably a unique one rebuilt as a single coil by one of the current Heritage team. People bad mouthed the Floating #3 a lot. I firmly believe much of the criticism came from the urge to guild the lilly. The #3 is an excellent low output humbucker. It is very clean, almost acoustic sounding. 2
big bob Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago I replaced the floater on my sweet 16 with a lollar gold foil floater. Would definitely recommend it.
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