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I like your ASAT, I picked up this one several years ago. A previous owner had switched the HB pickups for some Harmonic Design Z90s.

That's what buying a paperback rather than the hardbound does.

I like the K&K Pure Western or Pure Western Mini. It's easy to install if you are at all handy and if you can get your hand in the soundhole. It is powerful enough that you do not need a preamp (but it will sound so much better with one) and you don't have to screw with the saddle to install it...

The real question is will they stand up to having a truck or a fork lift run over them. All courtesy of FedEX.

For lighter, you might try a Newark Street X175 which should be a little lighter. For lighter and smaller, try the NS Starfire III or Aristocrat. Both are featherweights but are highly recommended.

Wasn't this an option with the Burns 12 string back in the '60s? Strung with regular strings as well as one octave down?

Here is a dobro player that uses behind the bar bends to simulate a pedal steel.

You might check these guys out: Roberto Venn School of Lutherie

I prefer this conversion to a 12 string.

You might find your answers here: http://letstalkguild.com/ltg/index.php?threads/substituting-p90-dogears-for-little-buckers.198701/

I have a Westerly Starfire V and, honestly, my only complaint with it was the Fender-designed HB-1s. I also have some Gretsches that have the master volume. In terms of tone and playability, I doubt that you will find much difference. I looked for a V because I wanted a Guildsby. I then replaced...

A moment in time. I think I'm singing Rainy Night in Georgia.

Is the footprint of the Franz dogear the same as a P90 dogear (ignoring the slight difference in the shape of the "ear")? Would a Franz dogear cover all the screw holes from the LB-1s?

I kinda like this guy (me).

Sweetwater listing Beautiful guitar

Louis Armstrong's What a Wonderful World.