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I just purchased a JB SH-4 and installed it on my Ibanez 7-string. The tone and sound I get are outstanding. But, it has no sustain. The signal fades very quickly. Can anyone offer any advice? Is it the soldering job? Or is the pickup bad?
Hey man, welcome to the forum!!!
First I must ask a stupid question,

Lookin for a pickup for a Gibson Explorer '76 (2003), I'm thinking of just keeping the neck stock.
I'm not too interested in high gain, something with decent cleans, but mainly heavier distortion.
Can anyone help?
JB or Custom i'd anticipate would be the suggestions... what kinda sounds are you after (ie. bands, guitar players)

Hey,I am selling an amp if ne1 is interested. It's a Hughes and Kettner 50 watt edition silver solid state amp. This amp is in mint condition and has one of the best clean channels around. The distortion is awesome too and it has a real good blues feel to it. Plus its German made, so the quality is through the roof. Here are some pics of it anyway if ne1 is interested, looking to get $400 canadian for it.
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These are semiprofessional recordings. I was playing through a Fender Hot Rod Deluxe, so it kind of sucks (I have a JCM 900 now). And yes, I know the vocals could be better, we're working on them . So check it out and tell me what you think.
Get Movin'
Quittin' Her

The EMG's weren't sounding as good as they do in my 7... so I decided to try a new neck pickup and go back to the tried and true Custom I loved before. Now I remember why I loved it so much! It records very very well, too!
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Love The Custom It HaS A Great Cutting Tone....

I played my friends new classsic 50 today and was suprised by the sound of it. it blew away my vox valvetronix head. he said something about trading with me and i was wondering what you guys thought of them.
I used to use the Classic 50 head with the matching 4-10 cab. Great amp, I'm trying to convince my friend who bought it to sell it back to me! A good tube amp will ALWAYS sound better then a modeling amp.

I have a Standard fender mexi strat that i haven't even touched (pickup wise) yet. Now, i dont know s*** about what pups to put in it. All I know is that I want to keep sort of the same sound that you get with a standard strat, but i want to make it better. I deffinitely want to lose the mud that the tex mex'es have, i want clear highs dark lows and full mids. Any Help?
Can you be more descriptive? While you have provided some guidance, I think more would be needed to help you get where you want to go with this guitar. What guitar do you want it to sound like? Do you want this guitar to sound like a classic strat or a les paul? Do you want it to sound like a high output superstrat on the bridge pickup? If there's a certain player who you wish to sound like, that would also be helpful.
Given what I know thus far, I can give you a couple of different answers. If you want the guitar to sound like a classic strat, I would suggest waiting until the new breed of stacked strat pickups from SD hit the market early next year and buy those. If you can't wait, you could go for the alnico II strat pickups for a more mellow classic sound or the SSL-1 pickups for a more biting alnico V tone but neither of these pickups is humbucking and will be noisy under high gain.

My environmental studies class got canceled tonight, so I came home and made noise pollution
This time I had my amp on quot;1quot; (no attenuation). It was about the volume of a rock band with a tired drummer
Tele with BG1400 clean, Les Paul with CC/A2pro, Plexitone pedal, Marshall 1987 RI
Well my boos asked if we could use your plexi clips

I really hate the sound of JBs, but I bought a junker that had one in it anyway. I just got my custom and my jazz, so I thought i'd sell my JB (bridge pup, black). Asking $55

I'm looking for a chorus pedal and had the opportunity to try the Boss CE-5 chorus emsemble and the CH-1 super chorus. I've tried both on my home rig and can't really tell or hear a difference.
Can anyone explain where the difference is, other than the tone pot?