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I just picked up a used strat from the LGS. It's totally lightweight alder/maple with your basic run-o-the-mill pickups, but new CTS pots, new jack and switch. The neck and frets feel great and the color is what I've been after for a long time-Fender Vintage white (#41 on the color chart). from : localhost/fender.com/resources/colors/
Kinda beat so it has that vintage vibe thing going on.

i want to upgrade my les paul with some new pickups. I'd like a Duncan Custom in the bridge, to stay in PAF territory, just that i need more output...can someone recommend a pickup for the neck that still PAF remiscent please?

Hi i am looking for a set of seymour duncans for my les paul and was wondering if people could tell me what would be best for his sound off of the 70s album, specifically the Live Bootleg album.

What are its tonal qualities and what sorts of guitars does it work best in?

I was looking the the Voodoo web site and I saw that they modified the TSL models. I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with any Voodoo mods.

did anyone see the ebay auction for a sd allan holdsworth pu that sold for
$385.00.are these pup's really that worth it?

I have a Les Paul Custom 20th anniversary from 1974 and I want to install new pickups. I'm thinking about the following combination:

I've owned a ton of Gibson Les Pauls. Most of them were heavy, beautiful, and expensive. Recently, I've been working towards a quot;pay less, play morequot; strategy, and one of Gibson's newer offerings seems to fit right into my slightly less capitalistic, but still capitalistic gassing for Gibsons.

my favorite person Mr. UPS Man just dropped off the new animal!! Engl powerball head, splawn 4x12 cab and engl z-5 footswitch...now i am in tone heaven in my basement den....this rocks! i'll do a review on the head later but so far.. i'm lovin' it but have only played it a bit with 3 guitars so i can't give a full review as of now but no real complaints so far...man this thing has lots of buttons and knobs lol.

I am having a bit of a problem...i have an imported Jackson guitar with a flame-maple top thats painted in an orange-ish cherry sunburst type of finish. The quot;clear coatquot; and paint on it are very cheaply done and any small knock seems to take a chip of paint of the bloody thing. I'm wondering if there is a way to professionally strip the finish off without hurting the flame top. i want to have the guitar re-painted a different color and get a better clear coat put on. I want to get it done transparent red so you can still see the flame top. Also, what kind of a place would do that kind of work on a guitar, and how much would it cost? I'm resigned to the fact that it may be in my best interests to just get a new guitar, but i'd really rather not. Any comments or suggestions are highly appreciated.