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Anyone has a 59 Bridge in great shape with enough lead? Preferably black.

I've got a bunch of pickups laying around for the takin...
ALL DUNCANS ARE STANDARD SPACED...

I have a Japanese Mustang and it has my favorite clean tone of all time, but it's not that great distorted, especially when playing higher diads it has this shrill resonating sound too it.
Which pickup would have a VERY similar clean tone, but could also handle distortion? I've got my eye on vintage rails and maybe cool rails.

I have a recording program called Audacity, and I use to always mic my amp, but now I have the POD and would like to record the POD through the USB. What should I do exactly? I don't know how to set the POD as the recording device. Thanks for reading.

Hey, my dream Telecaster would have to be a custom machine. It would consist of a:

Guys,

Up for grabs is a limited run Gibson V 98. This is a 67' reissue but shouldn't be mistaken for cheaper or poorer quality 67' reissues that are on the market currently. This puppy has a list of $2098 compared to the 67' reissue's $1498.

So the latest plan is to keep my Candy Apple red Tex-Mex Tele in its entirely, but to convert it from a Fat Tele into a slightly permuted Nashville Tele, so I'll be buying a new pickguard to accomadate two Strat pickups rather than the single HB slot in the current white/black/white one.

i'm selling my 120 fellas...so i'm gonna put it on here first for a few days and then if i don't sell...off to the bay!

I am truly amazed at how great this pickup sounds in the bridge position of my Strat. I've read that this is one of Duncans most underrated pickups and I can tell you that it has exceeded all my expectations. I gave it a test drive thru my modified Peavey Classic 30 and my Fender DRRI. First off, the overall balance is superb and the high end has a great strength to it. By strength I mean 'push.' Not at all thin and wimpy. Played clean you can hear a slight rise in the mids but it's not the annoying kind that grinds on your ears. Roll the volume knob on the guitar down and the tone chimes and cleans up beautifully without losing any low end strength. Really, it's one of the nicest clean tones for a bridge humbucker that I've heard to date. I get my overdrive and distortion thru pedals and the articulation from this pickup comes thru clear as a bell even with the gain on both pedals turned up. Very, very precise and again, the strenght from the high end is just fabulous. Very clear and not at all muddy played clean or with gain. I've tried a number of differant pickups in my Strat. Air Zone, Air Norton, Air Classic, Virtual PAF (which is now in my Les Paul-love it!!) Lil '59 and the Custom Custom. I know that tone is SO subjective and while these are all great pickups I was never truly satisfied with what I was hearing and I'd just about given up on finding a humbucker for my Strat. I'd read that the Blues Saraceno was suppose to give a PAF quality to thinner sounding guitars but I really was not expecting the end result. I'm not kidding when I say that my Strat now sounds every bit as full as my Les Paul. I would HIGHLY recommend this pickup in the bridge of a Strat.