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I recently bought a second hand hollow body guitar. It's a Peavey Rockingham, an imitation of Gretsch and Guild guitars.
I need some new pickups because the old ones are not working properly.

This has been said before, but it's so easily overlooked and worth repeating.....

Allright, I'm gearin up here to sell about three guitars, and I'm gonna use the money from that to buy a better guitar to replace my ibanez AX for open C tuning.

I have a guitar made out of basswood. It has a 24quot; rosewood/maple neck and a vintage tremelo. I'm looking to get new pickups for it, but am unsure as to what I should get. For the bridge, I want something that can do distortion pretty well, but also do nice cleans. For the neck, I'm looking for something with rockin' distortion. If it has a nice clean, that's great, but if not, no big deal. I know basswood is supposed to be a bit bassier in sound compared to alder, so I dont' know if that means I should look into pickups that concentrate on the mid and high frequencies. Any words of advice form you guys would be greatly appretiated.

Hey everyone, i posted a couple days ago about putting some new pups in my new agile. But i came up with a better plan. im gonna put new pups in my les paul, and take the FRED out of the paul and put it into the strat. so ive decided on a seth lover bridge. but the neck, would a seth be too muddy for clean chords? i actualy like my distorted neck sounds to be veryyy muddy but i love crystal clear clean chords. i have a feeling it would be great for pushed clean leads, llike when your chords distort when you dig but your leads stay clean big and bold. or am i asking to much from a pickup?

Anyone has/tried them?
I'm gonna upgrade my cab some more, already have 2 Celestion Vintage 30ies but looking around I got interested in those Neodymium Celestions.

I am not sure what opinion you guys hold on this but I love Gretsch guitars and think they are very unique, but am I the only one who feels crazy for spending $2000 on a new Gretsch that's got a big Made in Korea stamp on the headstock? I know that even the Korean models are better made than some of the original models made in the US, but still...... I have heard that now since Fender owns Gretsch they will be producing some Made in USA versions, but these are supposed to be in the $5000-$6000 range for a 6120. I don't know....... I guess this just honks me off for some reason. You can get a Gretsch used for much less like any other guitar, but the fact that someone has to buy it new just gets at me. Am I the only one that feels this way? Am I missing something?The bigger picture?????

Distortion set amp; EMG SPC control... all I gotta say

Hey people!

Greetings guys,
I was wondering if anyone has tried this guitar out yet? I was thinking of picking one up but can't seem to find one available. Anyone know a dealer that carries this axe?