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  1. Hi

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  2. Wow good point! I didn't know the ES-330 also used recycled plastics... So I guess that's "the Gibson way" huh, reuse what you have and don't spend a dime more than is absolutely necessary? Innovation costs money after all... maybe after the latest price increases they'll put money into new plastics ya think? ;-)
  3. I referred to this thread a while back and was also convinced it was a mistake (in my case on a ES-359), but then I got another Gibson (ES-330) and it has the same slant, only the whole neck P-90's housing is molded to be slanted (obviously quite on purpose). This tells me it is NOT a mistake, it's how they're designed. While there may or may not be a difference in tone if the pickup is flat or slanted, the difference isn't necessarily good or bad, just different. It seems to me Gibson intended for it to be slanted. If you like the tone with it straight or just like the look of it straight, go ahead and change it, it's your guitar. But for anyone like me who noticed it and wondered, "hmm is this supposed to be like this?" I'd say the answer is yes. Play it and enjoy it, or take it apart and change it to suit your preferences if you think you know a better method of seating the pickup. Gibson thinks it should be slanted, however. :-)
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