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Post by bernie on May 31, 2020 15:05:09 GMT
Hey guys,
Kind regards, Bernie
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Post by bor64 on Jun 2, 2020 8:18:33 GMT
The geezer is talking about staggered pole pieces.....errrrrr they are all of the same height So why they got the name of 56 vintage is beyond me, because Leo's 56 originals have real staggered pole pieces The sounds demo is with a booster and a amp, aimed to get the sound of the late 60's and there's more in the sound chain not mentioned.  Cheers Rob |
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Post by Ed Cornish on Jun 2, 2020 12:23:24 GMT
Rob, I need glasses but on clicking the Leosounds link I could swear they are eerrr - staggered  |
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Post by andyj47 on Jun 2, 2020 14:04:29 GMT
hi shadfans ,they are definitely staggered on the leosounds link.
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Post by bernie on Jun 2, 2020 16:18:18 GMT
Hey guys,
The pole pieces are definitely staggered.
Cheers, Bernie
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Post by bor64 on Jun 3, 2020 6:00:37 GMT
Well according the picture posted in this thread, this red guitar is fitted with Leo's 56....but looking at the picture clearly they are all the same height!!
Apparently the demo set isn't Leo's 56 or the geezer is wrong or Leo's 56 are changed.
Sure the Leo's 56 on the link are staggered, but the "so called Leo's 56" on the video demo aren't!!!
That's what I was revering to....
Presumably it's their 60 standard set on that demo, which make more sense in combo with the RMG treble booster?
Strange is pole pieces of the same height isn't a 60 thing at all, Fender changed to the same pole height during 1974!
Cheers Rob
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