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41.2mm Sir

Merci Donc moins large qu'une fender strat d'aujourd'hui ?

PU-100 pick-ups were the evolution of the pre-serial number range from 74/75 and are less tall than the original Maxon singles, but still don't fit in a Fender plate. While the PU-100 pick-ups in lesser models vary in DCR, all of our SE-800s have been identical - the premium models had a different quality control standard I guess. We have seen PU-119 in SE-800s but these PU-100s have a brightness and punch that suits the 800 perfectly. Later Project Series 800s had PU-119 - what year is yours?

Yes.

I’m afraid that is a figment of my imagination. Just winging it…

Too kind!!!

What model exactly would you require it for?

@MatsumokuGuitars Mexican fender strat, I'm sure the pickguard might fit I hope the specs are close to a Mexican MIM fender strat

www.matsumoku.rocks/dreambuilds/matsumoku-paisley better photos here

The Grecos are subtly different around neck pocket and the screw holes won’t line up. If you contact me on the website I can get you a cost/lead time. Pre-warning though, they are not cheap!!! If that doesn’t matter, we can sort you out with one.

@@MatsumokuGuitars What is so special about the Sozo POI Capacitor? The pickups have 2 tap outputs #1 TAP lower output mode #2 TAP higher output mode?

I think I want one of my own!

It’s called ‘total amateur’ that’s what it’s called!!!

The first couple of clips have the Loudex Mini reverb and a bit of its chorus on it - the Rising Sun and test clips are straight into Focusrite to studio speakers. It is an incredible unit!

Take care with the Brighton brand as the vast majority of them are generic Chinese builds. We know the history of this one - a Moridaira build. It came with no pick-ups or hardware at all so we gave this one a thorough rebuild with nice Gotoh hardware and Clausen pick-ups. A bolt on chambered Brighton may well be a Japanese product - solid set necks will be Chinese and more modern.

I covered that in a previous video - you need a Cor Anglais for that and put some more reverb on the Triangle solo.

Standard Em to Bm, then C back to Em but up the neck. I am technically incompetent at explaining this sort of stuff so l will explain it by another YT video (maybe later today).

@@MatsumokuGuitarsthank would be great thank you so much

ua-cam.com/video/drD4SoDfLeY/v-deo.html As promised.

@@MatsumokuGuitarsthank you so much I really appreciate it!

78 and 79 do seem the best the ultimate years - definitely for Strat clones. Fender guys get really annoyed with these ones!!

overwhelmed by the Penguin!! Of course, Dyna not Duo - the written adverts for this are correct - forgive my slip of the tongue...

@@MatsumokuGuitars Haha! All is forgiven! 😆

Thank you!

Way too kind! Thanks. I don't mind going nuts on the old Strats we have here but I do need to be gentle with these beauties!!!

It does indeed - the Haeussel A5 Klinge pick-up helps, and an older Matsumoku PU-100 now sits in the neck. That bridge pick-up cost more than the guitar!

@MatsumokuGuitars Wow!!! It was definitely a great addition!!! I have two Matsumoku's , a '79-'80 Aria Pro ll Les Paul Custom in Cherry Sunburst, and a late 60's Aria AC-8 concert classical..... They are both amazing guitars.💜🎸

We have a few here now - the sweet spot of the range is think.

your guitar seems to have all 3 colors....I don't have yellow on mine,

@@yannguitare7412 That yellow is in fact a delicious shade of ash with a gracefully smoked on discoloured lacquer. Just red and black we think. I miss that thing - it's now in France.

Plenty here! Www.matsumoku.rocks.

@@andreaspapandreou871 an 800 should have DiMarzios (Super Distortions), and the 400, 500 and 600 had Maxon Extra III pick-ups which were very similar units. The same pick-ups are also known as Protomatic III and MMK45. Great units that split to good singles or work in parallel brilliantly.

SE-500 became Spacey Sound after 79, any 1980 -82 'Super Power' models (we are talking Strats here, not Les Pauls) will be entry level SE-380 models. Still fine, but lower spec pick-ups, tuners and woods. After 82, these have the word Fender or Squier on the headstock. Matsumoku produced the Strikin' Sound ST-500 up until 1980. After that is was pointy headstocks and locking trems! Best years for contemporary Fender comparable feel and dimensions are 76-79. Pre 76 are totally different, and have a soul of their own despite the basic shape. Try one and you'll see what I mean. Best ever, if you can stretch to one, is an SE or ST-700. Even many Fender purists agree.

I had the chance to speak to him just before the end. I concur - an absolute gentleman.