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I know DiMarzio makes a couple of models of this sort (the Model One and the Will Power Neck). Who else does? I don't see any mention of that style of pickup in either the main SD listings nor their Custom Shop models (and really, I'm not looking to pay CS prices).

Ok so... I've been learning Eugene's Trick Bag but its still those damn first arpeggios that are stopping me claiming glory..These are played at 130 BPM... but at the moment I can't get past 90. I'm using alternate picking because my sweep picking is pretty much non-existant. Is it humanly possible to play this using alternate? Or is sweep a must?

figured i would give some forum bros first shot. these are all new pedals from old stock in my store. all have full factory warraties.
pro-co RAT II $85.00

Alrighty
so i'm a sucker for a guitar center lunch break

So I was bored and surfing the web looking for expensive things to lust after and came across the Ampeg Scrambler reissues, an OD and an octaver. A quick trip to Musicians Friend, and I discovered that they are quite pricey. Either way, I am intrigued and was wondering if anyone has any experience with them?

I'm thinking about either an alnico 2 pro or a custom custom for the bridge of my mexi-strat. i currently have american strat pickups now, and will keep the neck and middle. its an alder body, maple neck/fretboard.

I have an American Fender Strat. It's all stock. Is there a pickup option that will give me a les paul sound and still be able to have the strat sound?

any thoughts?

Apparently its the 2nd EBMM Petrucci model in prototype stages. Looks to be a hardtail with an angled headstock and Les Paul scale!

I noticed that Butch has a variax and I was looking on the line 6 web site
and now im gassing for one

I've got a used quad of EH 6L6's, with maybe 30 hours on them. I've since become an EL34 convert, and have no use for these. Make me an offer in the CONUS only.

I mounted my user group pup today - a strat bridge made to sound like a tele 7.5K, alnico II, formvar 42 wire, scatterwound, vintage wax. And it does sound like a tele... big time.
It does seem to be a bit microphonic though. Any thoughts about that? Perhaps the base plate needs to be re-attached? or is it just the nature of the beast?

I saw the band-The Fixx-last night. As some of you might know, there guitar player-Jamie West Orem-has been noted for haveing one of the best spanky clean tones-One thing leads to another-so I went to check out the band to see what he uses for amps
I got there before the show and noticed he had a Fender Deville and a Marshall Jcm 800. He also had a few footpedals and a furman voltage regulator. from what I could see he used a compressor, tube screamer, and a couple others like volumn pedal and 2 others-couldnt see-but it was all very simple.

Hello,

I'm selling my #2 Guitar. I'm not looking for a big profit, its already paid for itself many times over.... Will accept any reasonable offer or trade for Splawn equipment/cash deal.

I have a Vox AC30 and a treble booster but there's no way I can come even close to Brian May's tone. No, I don't have a Red Special guitar, but I nonetheless would've imagined I could approximate his tone. The reality is that the tone is just too sparkly, not the creamy distortion he gets. Doesn't matter if I dime the Vox.

Ok, I just did a pickup swap on my R8 Les Paul...I took out the Burstbuckers (a 1 and a 2 wounds by P.S.), let me start by saying that these pickups are better that good pickups, in fact IMO, these are the best Gibson pickups since the late 60's! They had a good, solid tonal range were not muddy and had a hollow/boxy midrange honk that all good PAF's have. That said I felt that they lacked some clarity and string to string defination as well as a little mojo (the mojo could just be my brain telling me that stock pickups need to be removed, but I do know that they lacked clarity and defination), also the bridge lacked just a little quot;stingquot; to my ears. I just got done giveing my new pickups a workout...I dropped in a set of Antiquitys...WOW!!! The neck measures 7.76k while the bridge comes in at 8.59k...for those wondering no, I didn't take the covers off, but I did remove some pole screws and know that both screw coils are cream, so at worst...I have a set of Zebras. Let me start off by saying that these pickups look amazing...nicely aged covers that do not look at all fake. The best part by far was the TONE! They are more difined that the Burstbuckers by far and the defination of these pickups is unreal...now, I do not play under very high gain so I have no idea if I could tune down to B and chug power chords and hear all the notes, and I don't care...that's not what these are for. Great clarity...an almost like 3D clarity, and a depth that I have never heard from any other pickup before, as well as amazing string to string defination The bridge was just a tad spankier than the bridge BB (which is good). Both pickups have a very warm woody tone with killer sparkle and even sound chimy in clean settings. I was worried that the bridge would be a little on the weak side but that's not true at all, I feel like they have just the right amount of quot;heatquot; to get a good crunch tone but still stay clean when you want to play clean. I don't even feel the need to try and tweak the height or the poles that much to be honest...it's safe to say I LOVE THESE PICKUPS and now my LP looks, feels AND sounds perfect.

Need to ask fender a question about my amp, can't find an e-mail address on the site. Does anyone know what it is?

Alright, you guys wanted one, here it is.

So I've finally narrowed my p90 quest down to a couple of guitars now( PRS SE Soapbar I and II). But I need some advice......