Re: Old Roland equipment value

That is what confuses me.  You wouldn't be able to get the best sound 
using an active pickup and then a passive pickup because the active 
will outpower the passive so much more, but if you are only using the 
active pickup, then I am sure it works fine.  And I still dont see 
how the 505 can be a fender telecaster clone, it is nothing like a 
tele.  Tele's all have a different body, one pickup usually, and the 
tele bridge.  The 505 however, has a strat body, 3 single coils like 
strats, and a whammy bar like strats...lol I guess they can say its a 
copy of whatever, but it sure is a poor copy if its supposed to be a 
telecaster.

--- In midiguitar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Richard Kilpatrick <richard@xxxx> 
wrote:
> In message <000201c2db90$bbee37c0$43a8a8c0@xxxx>, Matt Picone 
> <matman@xxxx> writes
> >EMG Makes passive pickups too.
> 
> Mine is an active humbucker - got a 9V battery in the back ;)
> 
> Richard
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