>> Warning : there is a premium for tortoise and gold, see details below <<

Set of 4 risers for your Dynasonics style pickups (any Dearmond, TVJ T-armonds, etc...) made from 3d printing. The base price is for std color of your choice (black, white, translucent). Tortoise color is a custom order with $$ premium of +15€, please see the full description below before buying.

ITEM DESCRIPTION :

The pack includes 4 risers of your choice. The basic choice will be choosing 4 among 3 different thickness (a sensible choice will be 2 thin, 1 medium, 1 tall).  The thicker two are sand-able to fit the exact radius for the arched guitar's table.   A mix between black and white (like old jets) is ok, just send me a message with your order. The idea is to use the combinaison of those to dial your pickups height you want and sanded if needed.

Btw no need cut a side aka "slotted side" to open the riser to install them without having to extract the harness, the goal here is simply to slide the risers over the top of the pickup without having to unsolder anything...

You will find here few pictures with my method to do the perfect radius fit in less than 15 mins.

SIZES :

They're cut precisely enough to be stacked and look as one piece. The basic set is :

Thin : TWO x 1 mm

Medium : ONE x 2.5mm*

Tall : ONE x 4.5 mm*

* they are tall enough to be sanded down to your proper height and table radius, which only matters for the bridge pickup.

COLOR :

They are available in three colors : translucent, plain white (that could be colorized with sharpies) and plain black, just send me a msg with the color you choose.

I can mimic gold (+5€) or faux tortoise (+15€) from the translucent set, the result isn't that bad. Of course, you could DIY ! I can do it but as it takes half an hour of art mixing brown and yellow with permanent sharpy in layers adding some Magic arts, I will ask a message for "this custom order" and will answer with a premium of few extra € for those custom orders.

You will find few exemples of pictures... Tx to Robert to allow me use his 1956 6120 with the tortoise risers I made for him.