I took everyones advice and got a jb installed into my ephiphone les paul today. WOW it made my 200 dolllar epiphone sound as good or better my 800 dollar schecter. this is my first experience with real brand name pickups ( as opposed to stock) and they really make a difference. Anyway just thought id post my aprreciation for the people here and for SD. later
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glad you got happy with your epi .. yeah, the JB smokes in lots of applications .. not right for everything, but prolly should be in every guitarist's arsenal
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I am a firm believe of JB with 250K volume pot. It sounds so THICK. I don't understand why people *****ing about JB soudning too bright."Tone is in the cheese." -LSP
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Originally posted by ArtieTooI love the JB. It has become my favorite SD pup.
I'm glad you took our advice and added awesome toneful masterpeice of a pick-up to your epiphone. Spread the word of the wonderful JB humbucker!
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The JB does it for me ! I always heard it was a harsh really trebely sounding pickup that lacked bass but in my Strat it sounds just the opposite , I love it!When asking for pickup suggestions please tell us what amp you`re using
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Originally posted by briskI am a firm believe of JB with 250K volume pot. It sounds so THICK. I don't understand why people *****ing about JB soudning too bright.When asking for pickup suggestions please tell us what amp you`re using
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hey i just bought a JB yesterday (new years eve). tight so this is how i start the year 2005. with a new pickup from seymour duncan. and all this time ive been wanting dimarzio but i chose the jb because the schecter c-1 classic comes stock with one and i love the sound of it. i just installed it myself yesterday and i tried it on my amp and it sounds good, but it doesnt sound WAY better than my old stock epiphone pickup. maybe i messed up? who knows but i do hear an improvement and more output.
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yeah im going to put new sd's in my shecter when i get the money ( or a dimarzio tone zone and air norton). its got duncan designed pups modled after the distortion. I want that guitar to become my blues/ jazz/ classic rock guitar so i might put a jb/jazz in it, any other recommendations?
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GOOD NEWS:
I finally got my JB/59 in my Zakk Wylde LP.
That is sooo much better than the EMG HZ-pups: more harmonics, more dynamics, warmer tone, less noise from computer and a lot more sustain.
I am very happy.
I was afraid that the JB would be very bright, but that was not the case.
It is an excellent pickup for power (classic)rock and metal.
Palm mutes are great too!
So say the word: praise the JB.
Rocker_71
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I have one in my Epi LP too and its probably never coming out. As for the JB being bright it kind of depends. My Epi is not as bright (lesser woods/quality etc.), as a normal LP, so it was never overly bright guitar to begin with. So I use a 500K pots with the JB and it sounds great. I can imagine in a heavy wooded/very bright guitar that you would want to use a 350k, even a 250k with it as it may be overly bright. The JB I believe was designed with a 250K pot in mind. Point is it really depends on your guitar, the woods, and your set up as to what pot you use.
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