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  • Hot Rails/Cool Rails question...

    I have a new Charvel Traditional (recently discontinued). Ads claim it to have Cool Rails in the neck & Hot Rails in the middle but SD customer service says that a Hot Rails bottom is "Gon" shaped (penta , hexa , cant remember) and the Cool rails are oval shaped. My guitar has 2 "oval shaped" rails...one middle & one neck. Hmmmmmm......anybody?

    thanks.

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    Re: Hot Rails/Cool Rails question...

    The Hot Rails has a triangular lip that is not actually part of the coils (look into the pickup route of the guitar). Otherwise, the Hot and Cool Rails look identical. Those are great pickups. I have a Hot Rails neck/Cool Rails mid/Distortion bridge set up in one of my Charvels and that thing is a beast.
    Everything in this post is the sole opinion of the author. The author makes no claims that his word is final, only that the opinions expressed are those of the author and any similiarities to the opinions of others is purely coincidental.

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      Re: Hot Rails/Cool Rails question...

      Originally posted by revolution
      I have a new Charvel Traditional (recently discontinued). Ads claim it to have Cool Rails in the neck & Hot Rails in the middle but SD customer service says that a Hot Rails bottom is "Gon" shaped (penta , hexa , cant remember) and the Cool rails are oval shaped. My guitar has 2 "oval shaped" rails...one middle & one neck. Hmmmmmm......anybody?

      thanks.

      The only way to find out what you have is to remove the pickups from the guitar and look at the bottoms. They should have labels/stickers denoting the model.
      Ain't nothin' but a G thang, baby.

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        Re: Hot Rails/Cool Rails question...

        the one in the middle says "N" and the one at the neck says "1N" that's it.

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