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    Jazz Neck and Screamin' Demon

    I am thrilled with my choice to put these in my 1991 Les Paul. They have totally transformed this guitar in to my new go to guitar. I have had it since 91 and I always wanted to play it more, but it was never my first choice of LP to grab. I always went to my other Duncan equipped Les Pauls first. The stock Pups never did justice to this guitar. I also put in some Orange Drops, while I was at it.

    I was very nervous about choosing the SH-12, due to mixed reviews. But the Demon is right up my alley. The Jazz is the best neck Pup I ever played. I solo a lot on the neck Pup and vary the tone as well, and it is great for just that.
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    Re: Jazz Neck and Screamin' Demon

    I love the Jazz neck a lot. The name is misleading. Works well for neck solos .
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      Re: Jazz Neck and Screamin' Demon

      I still have the Jazz neck my Jackson came with in the neck slot, and its one of the only guitars I have not changed the pickups in. The Demon bridge makes me work too hard. I do like it in the neck of a guitar that needs some beef and screaming highs though.

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        Re: Jazz Neck and Screamin' Demon

        I love both of those pickups but I've never had them paired up together. I can see why you would like them though, both are incredibly articulate.

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