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Still thinning out my Pedals...need room on my power-chain.
Danelectro FAB D-3 METAL

By now, most of you have heard that PRS won the appeal against Gibson, and can now resume manufacturing the American and Korean Singlecuts.

alright im curious on a couple things...i was wondering how 2 duncan 59's would sound on a shecter omen 6..i woud like to have a clean sound but a nice distortion when i push my pedal..so help me out

A2, 3, 4, and 8! Hit me up w/ what you got!

i was thinking of getting the duncan set that comes with a jazz and a jb for the guitar im building. im using a carvin neck that has 24 frets and it seems like that might make the jazz really bright and the jb over powering. i was planning on comparing a prs 24 fret vs 22 fret but i sliced up one of my fingers so i though maybe some one might have experience here. thinking about my preferences i might be more in need of a custom (strong highs and mids but not too much bass) for the bridge but im more concerned about an overly bright and weak neck pickup.

Fender body, Charvel model 4 neck, Super D...with a tap for single coil. Kramer bridge.
Now its got an 80s Squier neck....much better![IMG] from : localhost/peacerita68.eaph2.com/share/shannontele/gum1.jpg[/IMGSweet...I´d lose the Kahler nut, though. It´s not serving any purpose except being an extra 2 friction points

GAS!

I dont like the JB high mid spike and was thinking of getting a BBQ . Someone said the BBQ has the same high mid spike as the JB and I dont want that. I have a dual rectifier with a 1994 Gibson LP classic. I am trying to get away from the bandsaw frequencies of this amp. I like the C5, PATB1 pickups but the C5 doesnt have enough mids and the patb1 is a littly boxy and cardboardlike. I like the amount of gain from the patb1 then the C5. The C5 seems a little bright and I could tone thart down with either the patb1 or the BBQ. Just wondering if the BBQ will end my tone search. I am worried about the lack of gain from the BBQ as I like the gain mostly of the patb1. Any thoughts? Thanks

Hey, I love the bass line in this backing. No need to play fast over it or anything like that. It just sings.

I 'm planning on buying an amp on ebay but the seller is located in the US... now a friend of mine said that I should look out that it uses the same voltage as where I live. he said that in the US, you have 140volts.... here is Belgium we have 220volts.... so here is the question: is this correct?