I was looking at pickups an there were ones that said regular an f-space, I thought pickups only came in bridge or neck, what does f-space an regular mean ?
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Could these be pickups that you install in acoustic guitars? Some sort of piezo system? Can we a link to what you're talking about?
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A bit of a guess: Fender spacing -- for use at the bridge of a Fender. Polepieces would be further apart than for a Gibby
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Dangit all, I'm always trying to make things too complex. You're very likely right, Greg. D'oh!
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ooo, so regular would refer to everything other then a fender
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Gnease has it dead on. Not only is the scale length different for Gibson guitars and Fender strats and teles, but the distance between the strings is slightly different too. If you try to take a Gibson pickup and drop it in a strat, the poles for the magnets won't line up, and it doesn't work quite right.
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