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A rippin neck PUP to go with the tb-5 bridge in my tricked out OLP axis?
My new fully modded OLP axis (wilkinson trem, schaller locking tuners, graphtech nut, new pots and switches, and tb-5) needs a new rippin neck pup. I am using this guitar for drop tunings (tuned to D and drop C) and I am not going to be using this guitar for any crystal cleans so I want a PUP that has a nice different kind of gain tone to it than the custom in the bridge. It's basswood body maple/maple neck. What about full shred? I play through a rectoverb head and mesa 2X12 cab.
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Current Gear: USA Custom Dinky S: Mahogany Body, Pau Ferro Neck & board, DD, Jazz. Schecter C1 E/A: C5, Jazz. Wolfgang Special USA: Air Zone, Air Norton. Ibanez RG7621 7 string. Schecter Stiletto Studio 5 string Bass. Line 6 Vetta 2 with Mesa Recto Cab
Past Gear : Schecter C1 Blackjack. ESP LTD KH602. Ibanez S 7 string. Ibanez RG7420 7 string. Mesa Rect-o-verb Head. Peavey Classic 50 4x10. Line 6 POD 2.0 -
Re: A rippin neck PUP to go with the tb-5 bridge in my tricked out OLP axis?
Any suggestions? Full shred? Distortion? Demon?
I attached some pics.Current Gear: USA Custom Dinky S: Mahogany Body, Pau Ferro Neck & board, DD, Jazz. Schecter C1 E/A: C5, Jazz. Wolfgang Special USA: Air Zone, Air Norton. Ibanez RG7621 7 string. Schecter Stiletto Studio 5 string Bass. Line 6 Vetta 2 with Mesa Recto Cab
Past Gear : Schecter C1 Blackjack. ESP LTD KH602. Ibanez S 7 string. Ibanez RG7420 7 string. Mesa Rect-o-verb Head. Peavey Classic 50 4x10. Line 6 POD 2.0 -
Re: A rippin neck PUP to go with the tb-5 bridge in my tricked out OLP axis?
Nice axe! I'd try the Full Shred, Jimmy posted clips with his so look 'em up. It sounded awesome for Metal purposes!Jackson USA '98 Custom Shop KE2 w/ Duncan TB-4 JB(b) & Jazz(n)
Gibson '87 Flying V Designer w/ Duncan Screamin' Demon (n) & Bill Lawrence L500XL (b)
Fender '70 Stratocaster w/ stock pick ups
VHT Ultralead
plugged into a
Marshall 2x12 Vintage
Bogner Shiva oversized 1x12 cab (Celestion Classic Lead 80 loaded)
(80's Gibson Dirty Finger pick ups (b&n) on the side)Comment
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