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I'm looking for a new guitar, hopefully in less than a month. I'm thinking about going back to my roots. I usually play blues/rock and country, and that's landed my plenty of gigs.....but, I'm a rocker at heart I reckon. I've always played strats, and that's all I've ever owned, save for many different pickup configurations. I know I want a double hummy guitar. I've been thinking of maybe an explorer, or something like that. Just throw a bunch of ideas at me I guess.
BTW: My roots are like Social Disortion, Bad Company, Skynard, The Stones, ZZ Top. I guess classic and modern rock. Not alternative though I would say. Dammit, I know what I mean.

The one on the Dunlop site just doesn't do it for me.

I want to install a Duncan 4 conductor humbucker into my PRS Custom 24.
The guitar has has the 5-way rotary switch with the circuit board. I only wish to install a duncan Bridge pickup and keep the PRS neck pickup. It is unclear to me if I have to flip the pickup 180 degrees with the pole pieces facing the neck instead of the bridge. Is there a schematic for this installation? Any help at all would be appreciated...

I'm looking for ideas and information.

Anyone ever try a schaller quot;hot stuffquot; german made pickup? i just bought one since it looked cool (yeah i know lol) and figured it would be cool to try out. anyway, anyone ever use one...what's it like? bright, dark, warm, thick, thin etc etc????

I was wondering how much one of the ibanez destroyers from the mid 70s would cost and i also heard that they werent actually korina wood (african limba) but they were just painted to look like it and i just wanted to know if they were all like this or if some were real korina wood?

...Slash was on CD of course.

Mint '65 RI Fender Twin. Never gigged, never left my basement. New tubes (groove tubes). Footswitch, and deluxe dust cover included.

Anyone know what the ideal setup for effects chains are? and can we put it in the vault please?

hi -
its been awhile since I was here, you all helped me decide on the Custom Custom and I still love it. (in an old Carvin DC 127)