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Post by Jinder on Jun 2, 2017 11:16:18 GMT
Thanks Jason,
The nickel faceplates sound great. Will they be available as an aftermarket product to fit to existing pickups?
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Post by stevie2sticks on Jul 11, 2017 8:50:21 GMT
Been considering one of these for my resonators.
Been past the "how much" phase and see they
are near me in Morecambe (4 hours on boat).
Just wondered if any members have used
one?
Kind regards
Steve (Isle of Man)
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Post by krivo on Sept 1, 2017 17:15:43 GMT
Thanks Jason, The nickel faceplates sound great. Will they be available as an aftermarket product to fit to existing pickups? Hi ,The chrome plates come pre-installed: Promenade does not have any yet but I'll likely be sending them a bunch in October 2017. For now you can always order from my website www.krivopickups.com |
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Post by snakehips on Sept 1, 2017 21:20:03 GMT
Hi there !
Do you do them in nickel-plate ?
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Post by Michael Messer on Sept 2, 2017 10:50:36 GMT
Hi Jason,
You are very welcome to post on here and discuss your pickups, but please be careful not to cross the advertising barrier and you are right on the edge. I just can't allow commercial advertising on here. If I let one through, the floodgates will open. I do not run this forum to give free advertising space to people in the slide & resonator guitar industry.
There are quite a few small business owners that communicate on here. They discuss their products, but they do not advertise.
Links to your website and to your distributors, are commercial adverts.
Thanks
Shine On
Michael
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Post by gzerninplatz on Sept 12, 2017 5:24:24 GMT
The Krivo is great...I put one on my National M1 Tricone and the sound from the PA was exactly the same sound as the sound from the guitar - and the tricone is not an easy one for a pickup to work with, lots of little cone interactions make the tone pretty complex.....I made the installation more permanent, but still non-invasive, by 3-D printing a snap-in base for the pickup and a clip for the plug, which I changed to a jack. See the Krivo FB page for pictures...
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Post by krivo on Oct 6, 2017 14:41:23 GMT
Hi Jason, You are very welcome to post on here and discuss your pickups, but please be careful not to cross the advertising barrier and you are right on the edge. I just can't allow commercial advertising on here. If I let one through, the floodgates will open. I do not run this forum to give free advertising space to people in the slide & resonator guitar industry. There are quite a few small business owners that communicate on here. They discuss their products, but they do not advertise. Links to your website and to your distributors, are commercial adverts. Thanks Shine On Michael Hi Michael, thank you. I will be sure to refrain from advertising. If anyone has any questions I am happy to answer. Thanks to all of you who are enjoying my design. |
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Post by krivo on Oct 6, 2017 14:43:01 GMT
Hi there ! Do you do them in nickel-plate ? Hi, currently I just have the stainless steel chrome, but it is a perfect match for the nickel silver finish (see photo above). |
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Post by snakehips on Oct 6, 2017 14:53:54 GMT
Hi again !
Sorry, is it stainless steel, or is it chrome ? Those two look different ?
I'd say stainless steel looks closer to nickel-plating, than chrome-plating does.
And chrome certainly looks different to nickel plating.
Please do them in nickel-plating so they look right on nickel-plated reso guitars - as I'm sure you will sell way more that way.
(and, I'll buy one too). Please take that as a helpful comment, rather than anything else !
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Post by leeophonic on Oct 6, 2017 20:44:01 GMT
I have just acquired a Krivo, in ebony which is good for an extension of the fingerboards on my Beltonas, not sure if to try single cone or tricone 1st???
Lee
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Post by krivo on Oct 7, 2017 17:07:38 GMT
Hi again ! Sorry, is it stainless steel, or is it chrome ? Those two look different ? I'd say stainless steel looks closer to nickel-plating, than chrome-plating does. And chrome certainly looks different to nickel plating. Please do them in nickel-plating so they look right on nickel-plated reso guitars - as I'm sure you will sell way more that way. (and, I'll buy one too). Please take that as a helpful comment, rather than anything else ! Hi, and thank you for your suggestions Its Chrome plated (non magnetic) stainless steel. I'll look into the nickel-plated option. I also make black and rosewood veneer covered versions too. |
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Post by jono1uk on Oct 7, 2017 17:16:57 GMT
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Post by Stevie on Oct 7, 2017 17:17:43 GMT
Another vote for nickel plating in general. Nickel has a nice honey glow which even when it ages (rapidly without care) develops a nice patina. Chrome is just so blue in comparison, although I recognise that everyone may have a personal preference.
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