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Looks amazing, and a full size floating humbucker with some cool wiring options.
Boris Dommenget Guitarmaker handmade Guitars and Pickups
I’d love to know people’s experience with this and also where to get one.
Thanks for the help
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10-11-2019 12:36 AM
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I have recently played a Sweet 16 equipped with a Dommenget Jazzbucker and i was so impressed that i have ordered one which is supposed to come in very soon. I contacted Boris, and orderd by eMail/paypal. I will report back after installing .....
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Originally Posted by JazzNote
What kind of guitar are you putting it on?
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This looks very interesting, to me.
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Originally Posted by Jazzer04
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I've played several guitars that had this pup installed and I liked the tone - quite articulate, but also warm and fat sounding. It's also quite thin so it fits on guitars with a more shallow neck angle. Boris has been around and knows guitars....
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You might also look into the Krivo offerings if you're crunched for space.
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Heritage "Sweet 16" with Dommenget Jazzbucker pickup :
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Originally Posted by gitman
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Anyone know the price for this PU?
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it's Euro 320 (incl. 19% german tax which can be deducted if you give him your tax. no.) The price also includes shipping to Switzerland, not sure if it's different if you are located elswhere,
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Is the pickup warmer than the standard Johnny smith type mini hum bucker ?
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Is Boris a little slow to respond to emails. Been trying to order one
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Well I ordered one, and super excited to get it !
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Originally Posted by JazzNote
Wondering if you got this pickup yet and have installed it?
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Originally Posted by Jazzer04
The adjustment of the polepieces seems to be a little awkward, opposed to screws which show on Dommenget's website foto they are just bolts which can be adjusted only by hammering with a tool he provided. He writes that they are preadjusted for a wound g string, but obviously for further adjustment the PU needs to be detached from the guitar everytime.
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Originally Posted by JazzNote
Was it your idea to use a thumb wheel because I’m hoping to use tone and volume pot?
Thanks
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Originally Posted by Jazzer04
And yes, the thumbwheel was my idea. A second pot knob on the PG might be a bit in the way of my right hand.
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Originally Posted by JazzNote
Thanks!
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After all i found time to continue my DommengetJazzbucker/GoldenEagle PG project. The loaded PG is installed now, the Jazzbucker feels very good. Played at home it fulfills the promises of the electronics (3 position switch: single coil - humbucker - single coil with dummy to retain the lows of a humbucker). So far i do like the variations of sound/thickness, will yet have to find out how it holds up in a real playing situation. I will take it to one of the next rehearsals as i don't want to take risks on gigs (i am too lazy to carry 2 guitars ;-). Since i don't do many rehearsals recently it might take a while until i get to it. For now there's just a foto of the beauty :-).
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Originally Posted by JazzNote
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Originally Posted by QAman
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Originally Posted by JazzNote
Does it sound close to a full size bucker?
Is there enough output compared to a mini bucker?
Boris said there should be plenty.
Mine was shipped over two weeks ago, and I’m eager to get it.
Thanks !
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Originally Posted by Jazzer04
Mini humbuckers vary in output. I compared the original 76 Johnny Smith, with a JS on a 2014 LeeRit L5 with a replacement i got from Gibson recently (supposed to be the same as on a LeeRit. L5) and realized that the original Johnny Smith is louder than all of them, including the full size HB.
So the loudest is the 76JS, then comes the original LeeRit. 2014 JS, then the full size HB on the L5 as well as the Dommenget, and finally the new (replacement) Gibson JS.
However, as the polepieces are not adjusted to the same distances from strings these comparisons are somewhat inaccurate. It may well be that the replacement LeeRit would produce the same volume if adjusted the same as the original.
Not sure if this helps, but i sure would appreciate your opinion regarding the subject after your Dommenget is installed.
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Originally Posted by JazzNote
I will for sure let you know what I think when I get things installed. It’s gonna be a little while because I’m leaving it with my luthier for a bit to do other work as well.
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