This is actually a K332 model. The K327s are two-pickup models, but they had adjustable pole pieces. EDIT: I bought one of these K332s, but without its electronics. It also has a weird scale length of 25 15/16ths, no joke, I measured it a few times.
They're probably not "Gold Foils," exactly. Kay tended to use pickups they made in house. This is probably just a sub-version of the Kay "Pancake" pickup, also known as a "Zippo." Seen on the Kay Vanguard K100 and K102 models. This version, not having a metal cover across the whole top, would definitely sound a bit different though.
Turns out that I was right. I bought one of these pickups (non-working) on Reverb, and it's a sub-version of the Kay "Zippo." They also made this type of pickup with red decor, and also another version that has screws for pole pieces, but that version seemed to only last for 2 years, and not many guitars seem to have it.
left handed and you play upside down?? respect to you
This is actually a K332 model. The K327s are two-pickup models, but they had adjustable pole pieces. EDIT: I bought one of these K332s, but without its electronics. It also has a weird scale length of 25 15/16ths, no joke, I measured it a few times.
Sounds kinda wooly and woofy. I like the feel but not a lot of clarity. Better on single notes. Could be amp or any pedals you are using?
bro you play upside down
how'd you get that plate under the bridge pickup off ? i can't figure out what tool i need to replace the strings on mine 😂😂
man I'm trying to find a pickup like those Gold Foils! can't find anything!
I’ve got 3 of them for sale. $120 each free shipping USA.
They're probably not "Gold Foils," exactly. Kay tended to use pickups they made in house. This is probably just a sub-version of the Kay "Pancake" pickup, also known as a "Zippo." Seen on the Kay Vanguard K100 and K102 models. This version, not having a metal cover across the whole top, would definitely sound a bit different though.
Turns out that I was right. I bought one of these pickups (non-working) on Reverb, and it's a sub-version of the Kay "Zippo." They also made this type of pickup with red decor, and also another version that has screws for pole pieces, but that version seemed to only last for 2 years, and not many guitars seem to have it.