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Here's a little jam I did with my plexitone in to my Marshall 1987x reissue.
The guitar is a 1977 Les Paul Standard with Seth Lover bridge and Jazz neck pickup.

Alright guys, there are so many guitars out there, I personally am looking for a new guitar. Something of very high quality, solid body, and binding all around.

I have tried Seths, '59's, Jazz, and I plan on trying the PG's and maybe Antiquities (if I have enough guitars!). What else do you recommend as a must try vintage style pickup?

For me to actually like my Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plus better than my Gibson Standard? :ducks:

Ok . . . I can't be the only one. I don't like quot;relicedquot; guitars, quot;agedquot; pups, or quot;vintagequot; this or that. If I bought SRV's old Strat, I'd probably have it refinished. If I bought SD Antiquities, I'd probably call the Custom Shop for non-aged covers. I like my modelling amp, and non-traditional pup configurations. (Dual-humbucker Strats, 3-pup Tele's.)

Ok, whats the difference between Ts808 and Ts9'???

Well I posted about 30 seconds of this earlier on this week, and I've changed my mind about the whole piece.

I would be much obliged if I could get some advice on a what would be a good replacement speaker choice for a 73 Deluxe Reverb.

Hello, I'm new to this forum and to Duncan pickups. I've got an Ibanez S serie mahogany where I installed a dimebucker. I'm starting to like it although it seems to be a very high sounding pickup. I have another S serie and want to try another pickup. Something close to the dimebucker, maybe a little less high.

yo wonderful people,