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has anyone ever tried this combo?
it's supposed to have the top end tone of swamp ash and firm bottom of alder.

I took my amp to a tech and he looked it over for free, he said its normal not to be able to see one of the preamp tubes lighting up, he said its probably just at an angle and you cant see it glowing, but it is.Its actually very loud, Im just nearly sitting on top of it so the sound projection isnt very good.
My roland cube 60 is still louder, but this thing can get pretty dang loud, its just loud as far as being able to fill a large area, and that must be a myth about needing to crank em for em to sound good, this thing can wisper with the same tone as when its cranked.Its a great amp, my pilot light still isnt working but a peavey dealership will take care of that for me.

The tele set is from an 89 usa tele... sound great...

I traded a pup to a guy a while ago for an old PAF and it has only half the quot;patent applied forquot; sticker left on it. It is beat up and I compared it to a friends PAFs from a mid 60s SG and it is exactly the same. I want to know when they stopped making them with the stickers? Do they still have it? I'm not a Gibson player. Thanks. - Rob

I really won't, but do it anyway!

I just got these
and I am going to install them in this

For the bridge position of my uncle's Yamaha SG. He plays 70's classic and heavy rock. Which do you think? Or any other suggestions?

ok there might have been a bunch of these posts in the past, but i missed em.

I'm currently shopping for a high end guitar, and this certain question keeps coming to mind.