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8. When you’ve felt the position of the golf tee, guide the white pin up through the E string hole from the inside
and secure the jig by moving the golf tee to the G string hole from the outside and finding the oblong hole in
the jig. This will align the jig exactly as was done in step 5, outside the guitar.
9. Once you confirmed that the procedure works as intended, you
can apply glue the pickup and glue it in.
Please ensure that the
putty still holds the pickup firmly in place after the trial run.
Use a
fresh piece of putty if necessary.
Use a good amount of glue and spread it over the metal surface of
the pickup. You should use enough glue so to cover the entire
surface of the pickup. It is best if some glue “oozes” out around the
pickup as you install it.
The most common source of sound issues and transmission
problems with the Pure pickups is using too little glue for the
pickup to bond properly to the bridge plate.
10. Once the pickup is in place, apply pressure to the jig/pickup while you slowly count to 30 to allow the glue
to cure. Release the pressure, but
leave the jig in place for another 5-10 minutes
to allow the glue to settle
before continuing.
11. To remove the jig, carefully wiggle it left and right to loosen the bond of the putty from the pickup. The
putty will most likely stick to the pickup. We recommend using a paper towel to wipe off the excess superglue
around the pickup and then remove the putty from the pickup. If there is some small amount of putty residue
left, it will not present a sound problem.
If you get superglue on your fingers, the easiest way to remove it is to let it dry and then buff it off with some
fine sandpaper or a nail file.
