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Hi i was wondering what the best option for pickups would be for my tele style guitar that im putting together its a ash body, with a allparts 22 jumbo fret maple neck with rosewood fret board. I am interested in the antiquity pups but cant decide what would be the best choice or if i should use two different pups for the neck and bridge instead of the two antiquity, the kind of music which it will be used for is rock, alternative, blues and softer styles of playing.
Thanks a lot any help would be great

Are the Classic Covers simply wax potted Seth Lovers? Or are they something else? If they are Seths, does the wax potting effect the tone? If something else how do they sound? I can't find them on the tone chart, or the Tone wizard.

I've heard a lot about the Carl Martin PlexiTone, and I was wondering what it would be used for. Is it just an overdrive/distortion pedal? Or does it do more? Is it recommended?

What are your thoughts on this amp head? 60w all tube ..
The head is goin for about $325 used, and im tempted to snag it .

I just rewired my 2 humbucker 2 volume 1 tone Hamer to add a 500k push-pull pot on the bridge JB pickup for coil splitting.
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Hey guys.

This piggybacks off a previous thread, but I'm wondering how many of y'all out there have used a treble boost along with a Vox AC30 and what kinds of tones you're capable of achieving through your experimentation with various effects and/or settings.

I have always wonder this and have talked to several people about this. Will cables affect tone? I have played with my first $2 cable and then compared it to my quot;best cable out there salesman talkquot; Planet waves with on/off switch. I'm honest i can't here any difference in tone and about 8/10 people i have asked including all my musicteachers and playing friends say's this hype over cables is just bull.

Even though its kinda out there as far as looks, plus it isn't a widely used pickup,

For a $149.95 you get a lot of guitar. On a scale of 1 to 10 I'd give it a
7.5. It felt very solid ( not as chessy as you would expect for a El Cheapo)