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I am thinking of buying a guitar from a friend of mine. It's a quot;Super Stratquot; type with an H-S-S pickup config. It has an ash body, rosewood fingerboard and a locking trem. I have decided to install an SH-11 Custom Custom in the bridge position. I can't figure out really what I should install in the neck amp; middle positions. I was leaning towards a pair of APS-2's. But I thought they might be a little too low output to keep up with the CC. I also was thinking about huim-canceling. That would be nice too. I have a Classic Stack but it's very low output. I don't think it would match well.

I got this through the forums and I just don't use it like I expected I would. I'm about to buy a midi controller so I'm just going to use it for drums.

I am going to replace the stock 498T amp; 490R pickups in a '93 LP Standard with a set of Alnico 2 Pros. Will my tone be noticeably warmer, or is the difference between the two negligible? (If you can't tell, I have NO idea what I'm doing!)

So, here is another tube question. This may sound dumb but as I have said before I'm new to the tube amp world...........
Lets say it is break time at band practice, we are gonna take a ten minute break, should I turn off the amp completely, or just put it on stand by?I just want to know the things to promote long tube life, thanks!

Hey guys.

Has anyone had experience with the single coil P bass replacement pickups such as the vintage, hot and quarter pounder? If so what are your experiences and which would you choose out of the 3 pickups. Thanks.

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Quite a few years ago... when I wasn't sure if I really wanted to get into this whole electric guitar thing... I bought a strat knockoff just to play with. It's a Hamer Slammer Pacer (long name for a cheap guitar). It actually has turned out quite nice - I've easily tripled the investment with new pickups, switches, pots, saddles, etc.

We have a lot of die-hard vintage strat lovers around the forum. And there is good reason for that. A vintage strat is a great ax no question.

Hello, I just bought a used 97 strat plus and was wondering what you guys would put in to replace the lace sensors. Metal, Hard rock, rock and blues tones to be achieved ( or attempted ) with this axe. From what I heard in the sound samples section and the tone wizard advice, I would go for a Lil' screaming deamon bridge, a duckbucker middle and Lil'59 neck, all white of course. Good choice? Here are pics of the new baby.

I am really starting to get into baritones after not caring one bit about them, so i dont really know an awful lot about them. What i am thinking of doing is i have an old Saga kit strat that i pretty much never play, so im thinking of putting one of the Warmouth conversion necks on and i have a couple of question.

could i put a bridge 59 humbucker in the neck position of a les paul copy
if so would it matter that the outside poles didnt line up with the strings

Ok I got the Signature Lick Hendrix book by Andy Aledort

A couple of weeks ago, I posted my complaint that the BurstBucker Pros on my new Les Paul Standard sounded very muddy to me. Many of you were incredulous, while others agreed. A couple of you asked that I report on any changes I made. I'm glad I went with my gut on this one...

Same one I had posted awhile back... from : localhost//forum/showthread.php?t=46454

I recently went to Guitar Center and played the GT1200H amp head. I was blown away how good this amp sounded. The cleans are crystal clear and the 2 distortion channels flat out rocked. Great for blues and metal. The reverb sounds really good. Crate has the Flexwave Evolution 5 built in that makes it sound very similar to a tube amp. I've played many other heads twice the price that didn't come close to the tone of the Crate. The good thing about the GT1200H is it's only $299. I like it. I think I'm buying one soon.

whats the difference between a 24 and 22 fret guitar?

Complete set (Black) for Strat consisting of 3 pup covers (single coil), switch tip, trem bar tip, trem cover plate, and knobs (V,T,T) - $12 shipped in the US.

Hails Guys, anyone want´s to trade any of those listed above pickups for my Hot Rails NECK?
jb jr neck, cool rails neck, Little Screaming Demon Neck!?

Tried out the mentioned guitar today. This is my first time trying a P90 equipt guitar and frankly I'm a bit puzzled. I plugged a Les Paul into an amp so I could make somewhat of a comparison. Plugged in the PRS and I could'nt believe how weak the output was. Grabbed another of the same model and got the same result. To be as specific as I can the pickups sounded like they were wired out of phase. They were that weak. I was told that P90's sound like a fat single coil, like the punch of a humbucker with a single coils clarity. Uh, not this one. Clear, yes, but fat? Not even close. I plugged the Les Paul back in and almost fell over due to the volume differance. Again, not knowing P90's is it possible that these guitars were wired wrong?