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1. Custom Custom

2. Duncan distortion

3. Custom 5

4. Custom

5. Jazz

dd is da bomb! the dd will make ur les paul be a sweet metal axe. well it depends what kind of style of music u play.

yep theres ur choices just go for any style of music anything best for versitality just anything

i use a SH-4 JB in mine and am happy with it.

i play metal

o ya i was thinking wat to put in the 5th choice i forgot jbsorry


Originally Posted by pac112i use a SH-4 JB in mine and am happy with it.

i agree the jb has the most versatality in a pickup.

okay just ya i just put jazz cuz i forgot JB
My mistake

if u play metal go for the dd. it is very distorted perfect for metal. i think the dd is a better metal pickups than the jb.

o ya, wat about if it was a dd trembucker. I live in indonesia and i own a dd trem should i put it back in with my 59?

ya

It was my first aftermarket pup so i didnt no any difference in tone, but now i no alot more so maybe it will bless my ears with beautiful distortion..............im sorry i said that

kool

Go for the DD. In my opinion, the Custom is my favorite but, the DD is a tad better at metal.

The DD gets my vote. It goes nicely with the 59n.

You're asking what bridge pickup would compliment a 59N neck pickup in a Les Paul? Totally depends on the player. The JB would be great...as would a Distortion which is the same pickup as a JB only with a ceramic magnet. Personally, I like a 59B as the bridge pickup too. There is no best...but the Custom is very popular too.

I would not use a Custom Custom as it is the same pickup as a Custom but with a alnico 2 magnet and since the 59N is an alnico 5 pickup with alot of bass and treble, the Custom Custom might seem to lack bass and highs. It doesn't really...but compared to the fat, bright, bassy tone of a 59N, it might seem to. Lew

lew i hav a dd trem so would that be okay if i put that in?

The Custom in a Lester is a force to be reckoned with!

is a cc a hotter pup then the custom????/

I voted for the Custom - it sounds great in a Les Paul for hard rock and metal.

I'd swap the '59n for an A2Pn though - the '59n has a little too much bottom end for me in a Les Paul.