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I'm probably going to just end up buying a set of the CS '69s this weekend, but before I put down the green I thought I'd check the options
Are the Duncan SSL-1s similar? They appear to be oriented more towards the older '50s type vintage sound. I'm looking for the super clean late '60s style sound.

I have just purchased a Gamp;L Legacy off Ebay. I believe it has SD vintage alnico staggered pups fitted, and wired as on a traditional strat ie no tone control for bridge pup. Is there any reason that I can't rewire the guitar to the PTB setup that is standard on Gamp;L guitars. I don't know whether the impedence of the SD pups differ from Gamp;L's or if the pots are the same value, or even if I need to add capacitors to the circuit to get the PTB circuit. Also, would I still be able to fit a treble bleed mod to this setup up?
Any help would be gratefully received.

I've noticed that the strap button behind the bridge is extremely loose. I just have to pull very slightly on it and the screw comes right out.... the place where it goes in is almost completely stripped.

Just random....
If I were to play a melody/solo and base it on a A Lydian (A B C D E F G A), how would I emphasize on A as the tonal center of that mode and not C considering it is a mode of C. Furthermore, this line has no chords playing behind it to use as an outline for anything.

Specifically for rails, does a bridge pup sound different from a neck one?thanks,

My tele has greenish brown strings on it.. oh well, it needed to be played nonetheless
The intro parts are the tele, with a bg1400 in the bridge and a strat hot stack in the neck position. The LP with the Custom comes in on the solo parts.

Hello all

Set of BurstBuckers #2 and #3 from an '02 '68 Les Paul Custom Authentic (pictured in avatar). These do not have wax potting.

Anyone else love this pickup? I got one off ebay awhile back, put it in the neck position and BAM - great sound for blues and such. I find myself opting for it over my bridge more and more. Am I crazy or is it really a good pickup? I noticed they come standard on some pretty cheap/mid-priced Kramer guitars (see which is kind of surprsing to me.

I have them on my Parker. Silky smooth and DO NOT wear. I'm not sure if I like them or not because they do make the guitar a whole lot brighter and the frets quot;slipperierquot; because there's little resistance when bending and such. I'm considering having them done on my custom strat project neck but I'm undecided on it.