Vendo Kinman Telecaster 50 (Broadcaster Set) VENDIDAS

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Vendo Kinman Telecaster 50 (Broadcaster Set) VENDIDAS

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VendoKinman Telecaster 50 (Broadcaster Set)

Cojonudo set de pastillas para telecaster, suenan muy vintage.
Mando fotos a interesados a partir del martes que viene.



http://www.kinman.com/guitar-pickups/telecaster/

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Only the most priveleged players have heard genuine original Broadcaster** pickups of the early 1950's. Now you can be priveleged too, Kinman AVn-48 series pickups have thick and focused tone with lots of drive. The uniquely complex Alnico midrange makes for superb definition, a sound with 'attitude' and plenty of output that projects effortlessly through the rest of the band without having to be too loud.

Brad Paisleys favorite pickups and you will feel confidently in charge of the guitar sounds too.

This set has prominent high end shimmer and bigger twang than the 60's Custom set. The excellent dynamic range will delight Tele players who want the distinctive punch of those rare early Broadcasters**.

This set has Kinman's propriety Alnico low strength magnets, like all our Fender type pickups, so string pull is minimized, sustain is longer and there is less rattle and buzz from the strings crashing into the frets from excessive magnet pull.

Number of parts in this pickup: 168
Number of parts in normal pickup: 10
Number of parts in other brand noiseless: 23


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Última edición por aticus el 11 May 2015, 18:47, editado 1 vez en total.
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Re: Vendo Pastillas Kinman Telecaster 50 (Broadcaster Set)

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Hola, tienes un privado :dedo:
Javicaster81
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Re: Vendo Kinman Telecaster 50 (Broadcaster Set) VENDIDAS

Mensaje por Javicaster81 »

Hola! Entoy interesado, por cuanto lo vendes?

Un saludo!

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