Clearly the result of too much magnet material!

Does that pickup have the old Alembic Hot Rod Kit installed?
 
Bill, tgo
 
(Message edited by lbpesq on March 23, 2013)

I was the thinking that the bisonic pickup might be Hey, baby! Wanna check out my horns?

I assume a bisonic pickup goes both ways.
 
hehehehe
 
Bill, tgo

Good one Bill! The first time I saw Genesis Phil Collins introduced the band & he included Percy, the bisexual drum machine He explained the Percy was bisexual because he didn't care who he played with!

Re: Bisonic Pickup -
 
I'd hate to have to handle the massive output from that rig...

Curtis Novak makes a Bi-Sonic pickup that's hidden in an EB-O Mudbucker shell
 
http://curtisnovak.com/pickups/EB-BS.shtml
 
~Taylor

Taylor ,  The Curtis Novak link is interesting !  
  Thanks __
 
 
Wolf

Hello Peter
    These pickups are the same as the originals, unfortunately I do not have any additional information available on them.
 
Matthew Hounslow
Fender Musical Instruments Corp.                                      
Consumer Relations Dept
 
Oooookay..................
 
Peter

Excellent work Peter!   That is good news !

Wow, this is so exciting! When these come out in the summer we can see just how the pickups compare to the other variations.
 
Hopefully these sell well and they make a few lefties next year :-)

There are 2 different new Starfire basses. The one in the original post, is one of a limited run of around 20, I believe. They were built in Guilds\ Conn. plant and use N.O.S. Guild Humbuckers. The Newark Street line of basses are built in Korea, and the Bi-Sonic is neither a Hagstrom or a Dark Star, but a copy that was reverse engineered in Korea.
 
Jeff

http://www.guildguitars.com/instruments/details/?partno=3792400866
 
link to the Newark Street model mentioned above.  
 
here is how she sounds...

 
I can dig it, but for a little more $$$ you can buy vintage.

I also asked about chances of a 2-p/up version; no response.
 
Peter

QUESTION: What's the difference between a Bisonic and an R & B Band?
 
ANSWER: With the R & B band the asshole is up front and the horns are in the back. (fade in snare press roll followed by cymbal crash!)