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I know this is not a dimarzio forum but i wanted to ask if there are any dimarzio pup fans here?
I really like some of thier pups and since they are very different from duncans they are pretty easy to compare

im looking for new pups for my epi lp classic, and was wondering what would give me just an all around classic rock / blues rock tone, but also some buttery cleans, for both neck and bridge. thanks

Not much to say, I kinda had to finish this up quickly since I have little freetime right now and I'm trying to keep from going more nutty nuts. Out of the ones I've done and currently have, this one is easily the best. Here are a few pics

JJ has a new copy of the old long plate Telefunken 12AX7's. Anyone tried them yet? I just ordered a few to try. I do so love those old Telefunkens, but the price of the NOS ones these is NUTS.

Hey all I'm looking for suggestions for replacing the neck single coil-sized pickup on my George Lynch LTD Baritone (Mahogany body/Maple neck) tuned standard B.

hi. i've recently bought a 35 year old Pearl telecaster copie, and i'm haveing problems with pickups. the seller told me that they are oryginal alnico pickups from the 70's , and i have to say they just might be. as far as tone is concerned they are just great. the only problem is that i play a quite loud stack 50W tube amp and a 280W mesa box. the neck pickup sounds jus great on both clean and distorted channels, but the bridge pickup makes a huge syren like, honky sound when distorted, that is ever present weather you hit the strings, or not. i checked the polarity of the pickups, and they are fine. also when i turn the volume up somewhere around 50% on my guitar, or on the amp the syren starts to screem. nothing below that. one thing that i thought might be the reason for this is the fact that the guitar has some cracks near the back plate where you bolt the body to the neck, and thus the pickup vibrates with the body. i heard that most old teles and strats have those cracks due to string tension. my question is does anyone know of a similar issue, and maybe how to fix this?

I installed a Custom in the bridge of my Agile, and a push-pull pot to split it. The neck pickup is still stock. Now everything is OK when my toggle swtich is at the bridge, full or split, or at the neck. Howerever, when the switch is in the middle position and both pickups are on, there's a noticeable drop in output and the sound is almost like a mild wah.

I've been playing for a year now with my v-amp plugged on my hifi. By trying to find different combinations simulation and cabinet, I found myself coming back regularly on the 1x12quot; blackface cab (no 5) whatever the simulation was.

Stumbled across one on Ebay and won the auction. I'll post a review on it once it gets here. I'm digging my Chubster 40 so much I decided to see what the Knucklehead is about. I'm still keeping an eye out for the Shiva used, but till then this'll keep me happy.

I am looking to buy a Mark Tremonti Power Wah. I am having trouble finding any used ones on eBay or other boards. If you have one for sale or know of someone that does please PM me.

I'm contemplating getting a new guitar and I think I have it narrowed down to two general choices: a Jackson DKMG or an Ibanez RG 1570 prestige. Their both very similar, Japanese made, Floyd Rose, bolt neck, 24 frets etc. The Ibanez is about $100 more, but there is no mistaking the Prestige necks. I would use it for hard rock (Kiss) to some metal (Motley Crue). What do the experts say? I've never played either, and I know that a lot of forum members have a lot of experience with these guitars, especially Jacksons. One quick side bar, a pickup change would come, but not right away. Probably a few months until I got a little more $$. So, I would be using the stock pickups for a while, and that does have a little to do with the decision. However, when I do change them, I would most likely go with a pair of Dimarzio PAF Pro's.

I have a Traynor YCV20WR equipped with a Celestion G12 M quot;Greenbackquot; speaker. I used to have a YCV40 equipped with a Celestion Seventy 80 speaker. A very different beast with 6L6 tubes instead of EL84.

Other than the obvious benefit of being easier on your back, is there any tonal benefit to using a lightweight body as opposed to a heavier one? Looking around Warmoth's showcase, they have some of their bodies marked as being extra light, usually weighing in at less than 4 pounds. In the past, a lot of players mistakenly believed that heavier guitars had better sustain, now it seems that the trend has shifted towards lighter guitars. What do you guys think, do lighter guitars have any real benefit? Thanks.

Scott was kind enough to post a Franklin review on the Harmony Central site. Thanks man. Glad you liked it.

do u guys know any good website where I could get circuits to build stomp pedals? I cant afford to buy them as them are diff to get good ones out here, so I thought of buoilding some my self.

i'm looking for a hardtail bullet body for $50 or lower.

Does it look funny or awkward? Show me, please, I’m not having an easy time finding pics of it.

My Strat is routed for 3 Humbuckers. I am getting the 78 Model EVH pickup for the bridge position. What other 2 Humbuckers do you guys think would be good for the neck and middle positions? Basically I am looking for 3 very differnet unique tones.

Well anyone around here who has an American Rosewood Fender Neck which he doesn't need anymore and would be selling to me (or maybe trading for a Mex (i think '70) maple one)?

Hey i have a electro acustic guitar, and I've always had problems with the strings or the tone.....i dont like how it sounds some times to bright and some times to mellow.