Posted: Tue Aug 16, 2011 1:42 am
...or UniSonic 

Yep, and it was the Champion lapsteel that brought us pretty much the tele unit.StevePirates wrote:String through pickups were the very first fender designed pickups for the lapsteel guitars.
No, making out with two chicks at once is called "college".Medicine Melancholy wrote:
Perhaps this is where the DuoSonic name comes from, it's like making out with two chicks at once.
hotrodperlmutter wrote:says its a lollar supro.
String-through pickups such as the Supro/Valco/National pickups are legends among the realm of guitar pickups. Looking like humbuckers yet in essence are single-coil in design have that much sought-after unique growl. An example of a guitar that had this distinction is the so-called "Coodercaster" (calm down. . . it's named after slide guitarist Ry Cooder. . . HEY CALM DOWN). The Lollar Supro Steel Guitar Pickup packs that sound as the original string-through Supros dictate.
I bet he installed the Lollar because of stability reasons, a standard singlecoil wont hold very well in the croc pickguard..
That's a Ry Cooder-design pup for resophonic and other slide playin tones. BTW, this "Cooder-Sonic" is a legendary axe. I inquired to buy a year ago and the price is pretty far from resaonable....ya gotta just pay the passion price or admire from a distance.Sidney Vicious wrote:Not sure it that is a cover like we think of a pickup cover - not sure you can remove it - the strings go through the pickup - weird - and funky!serfx wrote:whats with the pickup cover though?