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We have a lot of die-hard vintage strat lovers around the forum. And there is good reason for that. A vintage strat is a great ax no question.

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Quite a few years ago... when I wasn't sure if I really wanted to get into this whole electric guitar thing... I bought a strat knockoff just to play with. It's a Hamer Slammer Pacer (long name for a cheap guitar). It actually has turned out quite nice - I've easily tripled the investment with new pickups, switches, pots, saddles, etc.

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Hey dudes, I came back with this cover of Sanitarium, I really think its my best work or one of my best and I hope there aren't too many problems. If anyone could do some vox that would be kiler! Anyways heres the link, dont forget to only listen to it on Lo-Fi )(due to technical difficulties):

Has anyone had experience with the single coil P bass replacement pickups such as the vintage, hot and quarter pounder? If so what are your experiences and which would you choose out of the 3 pickups. Thanks.

Well, since extend use of the POD has managed to make my ears think my amps sound like **** I have decide to shuffle some things.

has anyone else done this ? my dad just dropped it on me earlier to find him some groove tubes for his JCM900 and i was slightly thrown off. He said he'd used them before and they gave him a better sound that whatever he had in there before, lol reading that back i sound like an idiot.

I finally yanked those PAF Pros out of my MIA strat and loaded it with a JB/Jazz set... the pickups sound FABULOUS (worth another thread in and of itself) but now there's a LOT of noise flying around. Enough so that it causes a feedback-type noise when I'm playing with my POD. This didn't happen with the PAF Pros, so I must've messed up with the wiring and such. All the pickup selections work in their correct ways and all the leads are solidly connected as if the grounf but this sounds for all the world like a grounding problem.

Just bought an old USA Hamer Chaparral (mahogany, no maple top, S/S/H) the guitar is amazing, but I really don#8217;t like active EMG pickups. I am going to replace them with s. But#8230; what model to choose?
I love Eklundh sound (Caparison Apple Horn - Caparison SH-27F in neck Caparison PH-R in bridge). A friend said Little '59 in neck and JB TB-4 in bridge would be a good choice. What do you think?

I was sitting in class today, and suddenly I was struck by an (admittedly random ) idea:

I recently bought a OLP Axis MM1 and need a bridge pickup change. The guitar is in drop C and I need a pickup that retains clarity in this tuning. I was thinking of getting the DMZ drop sonic. The pickup must be able to handle alot of gain and have a nice tone for heavy rhythm.
Thanks in advance.