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Hello i have been playing guitar for a year and a few months. I just recently started taking lessons i was self taught up until now. I wanted to know if anyone could give me their opinion on my try at the Crazy Train Solo. from : localhost/You

About a month ago I bought a PRS SE Soapbar II. This is my first experience with a P90 equipt guitar. While the guitar is a dream to play the pickups threw me for a loop. When I first tried it out I thought the bridge pickup was too trebely and thin and that the neck pickup was too muddy. Overly so in both cases. Oh well, nothing that a bit of adjusting won't take care of, right? Wrong! I tried everything with the pickup's height's as well as the pole pieces to remedy the situation but nothing helped. The contrast between the bridge and neck pup's was too drastic and the output of the neck pickup was greater than the bridge pickup. I thought man, something's wrong here. So I decided to follow a hunch. I unsoldered the pickups and switched them so the bridge pickup is now in the neck and the neck is now in the bridge. Turns out I was right! Someone goofed big time when they installed the pickups!! Now the balance is correct as it should be and it turns out to be a pretty good sounding guitar! My purpose in writing this was just to inform any of you who might be interested in buying one of these guitars. The guitar plays great, stays in tune great but really give a good listen to those pickups before buying.

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I hear alot of good things about the twang banger and might give one a shot for the bridge in my Jimmy Vaughn strat with my 2 ssl-1s.What other single coil does the twang banger most sound like?Ive tried several others and Im just tryin to get an idea of what the twang banger's tone is like.Thanks yall,Jason

Anyone here use this combo? - Im new and had never used p'ups ( always have been a gibson man! ) , however I'm thinking of putting soem SD p'ups in my 1960 Les Paul Re-Issue. I play mostly Led Zeppelin-esque and Queen type of music. I want to put a Pearly Gates in the neck and a JB in the bridge. What do you guys suggest? I want some warm tones that can gimme some bite with the distortion knob dimed - not too much like an EMG or Invader. I also want to maintain the classic rock sound.

while deciding if i want to build my own pedalboard or buy one to work with i stumbled across this company quot;trailer trashquot; that makes some cool pedal boards...the prices can be a bit insane to say the least when you start adding options but some a real cool looking stuff that's fun to look at. you can also send them your pedals and they will build a custom board and attach the pedals and wire it for you all nice and neat which is a cool option for the lazy or messy people or just those with extra cash floating around lol.

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what kind of good clean amps whould work good for getting that brian setzer/ reverend horton heat rockabilly sound??

if so....could u play give me a review of it? is the neck fast? chunky sounding? nice rythme playing? etc..?thanks...

Does anyone know the name of the first song Satriani plays at this press conference video for his signature JSX head?