Talk:Gibson Marauder

Notable Marauder players

I'm going to revert Anger22's change.[1] The short section contributes to this article, and extracting the same information from the huge list of Gibson guitar players would take longer than reading this whole article. Regards. —Michael Z. 2008-06-11 02:12 z

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Marauder bridge pickup

Can we together clarify whether this is actually true, regarding the bridge pickup: ".. a small humbucker, in a blade style resembling a single coil, was mounted at an angle by the bridge".? A humbucker has two coils. From all the eye can see, this pickup has one coil (if dual blades). Where does the info come from about it being a humbucker? There are conflicting infos out there - https://www.vintageguitarandbass.com/gibson/Marauder.php https://www.premierguitars.com.au/products/vintage-gibson-marauder-usa-1975 both state it s a single coil.

Concluded: confirmed the pickup to be a simple single coil.

Organesdescanales (talk) 19:01, 14 September 2024 (UTC)