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how do they sound compared to other pickups?

Talking about hight output pickups...

ok so im currently guitarless,(besides acoustic...have been for the past month or so due to school costs. so for now im going to have to get something pretty cheap ($600 max). ive pretty much narrowed it down to 2. if you're wondering what kind of music i play/like.....it tends to be mostly hard stuff, not much cleans....lots of chugs and heavy stuff. for now i am going to get either an epiphone sg, or a schecter 006 elite (see-thru black). i'll be putting either a jb or custom in whatever i get. the sg is about $100 cheaper, but that's not really a factor. i know you guys cant make me decide, but i thought i should get some opinions on it, since i don't have a way to play the 006 before i buy it. thanks

hey a buddy of mine has a fender 12 string strat with 3 singles and he wants a louder but not distorted tone? and he loves the p-90 tone help thanks scott

my uncle just lent me his 70 something custom telecaster and it has one of those nickel covered neck humbuckers. The one's that have 3 poles on the treble side and 3 on the bass side, like a duck bucker.

hey guys....here's a quick ghetto recording that i made.....used my tele, and its up to you to figure out what amp i used! could be anything!.......sorry for any clipping, i used one of those cruddy $5 computer mics, but its ok for the most part

I don't know why but I just love the simplicity of these guitars. I like older models with the wraparound bridge better though. It's probably the simplest guitar next to the Tele there is. Both single-cut. Only diff electronically is one pickup and a switch.

Can some of you chime in on what the terminology, and technical differences are between tapping, splitting and quot;jimmy pagequot; wiring guitars /pickups. I think I have some vague grasp that humbuckers can use one or both coils independently. Does this relate to my above questions, and if so how ? How many variations does quot;jimmy pagequot; wiring allow as opposed to typical les paul configurations ?

Been watching the Crossroads DVD quite a bit lately and initially I was not a big fan of Steve Vai's stuff (that was really my introduction to his stuff), but I've been watching it more and I must admit I've grown to enjoy it.

I am selling a Yamaha-Weddinton Special. It’s Yamaha’s version of a Les Paul Special, that came out in the early 90’s. The guitar is all mahogany, with a set neck. It has a few scratches on the body from play ware, but nothing too drastic. The guitar has a nice cherry red finish and looks great. I have replaced the original pickups with P-90’s and had “Paper in Oil” .022 capacitors installed to give more of a vintage vibe to the tone. But I am including the original Dimarzio DXL 90’s and five way switch with the guitar, as well as a hard shell case. My price is $450 (shipping included) and I prefer a US postal money order as means of payment. Email me for pics
Mark.gattis@dobsontelco.net