Cool! Thanks for the head's up - I'll get those knobs!
I spent a good part of the day working on four guitars. I tried gently using my heat gun (don't have a blow dryer) to smooth out the bubbles in the stripes decal on the Cyclone with mixed success. It's now more a problem with adhesion. I think I'll put on the Oly White stripes (now that I sort of know how to apply it) and see how that looks. If I miss the blue, I'll order another couple of blue stripes decals.
I then adjusted the height on the D'Urbano Magnetics Firebird pickups on my Fender Player Mustang 90 - sounds great! I'll save the Lollar P90s that they came with and put them to good use in the future - they're outstanding P90s (and my first Lollar pickups).
I next installed my Q handwound 1962-63 Jaguar pickups in my Squier CV '70s Jag - Wow! They sound amazing! Super happy with them. An amazing vintage tone pickup set that I highly recommend. I was also pleasantly surprised that it was relatively simple to remove the claws from the stock CV Jag pickups and use them with the Q pickups (which don't come with the claws). Perfect fit.
Finally, I installed a set of Q handwound Strat '64 pickups in my Squier Classic Vibe '50s Strat. Another winner! Very clear, powerful, and maintaining that vintage tone.
Along with the Q blue foil Strat pickups I have in the Cyclone, I can't recommend Q pickups enough. Reasonably affordable and shipping doesn't take too long from Croatia (depending on how backed up the mail systems (US and otherwise). They weren't held up by US Customs like my D'Urbano pickups from Australia were. Took almost 2 months to finally get the D'Urbano pickups. Not that will dissuade me from future D'Urbano pickup purchases - they're awesome!
Thanks for the Q pickups and D'Urbano pickup recommendations!
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