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would a jazz in the neck be a good match for a hotrails in the bridge in terms of output? I want to be able to have a useable sound when both pickups are on.
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"Your momma's whack, your granny's wack, I keep a handy wipe in my fanny pack" -Ill mitch -
Re: jazz and hotrails?
Hey poop; I can't answer your question, but I'm curious - you have a guitar thats a single coil at the bridge, and a full size humbucker at the neck?
I just don't recall ever seeing a guitar like that before.
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Re: jazz and hotrails?
artie, that's probably a Standard fat tele.-Greg
Guitars:
2016 Ibanez RG6003FM (JB/'59nJ)
2018 G&L Tribute Legacy (Hot Rails/stock/stock)
2019 Squier Affinity Telecaster HH (Esquire'd w/ JB)
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Re: jazz and hotrails?
Doh!
Yup . . . seen those. 
(That is cool!)
Last edited by Artie; 02-17-2005, 03:26 PM.The Artie formerly known as ArtieToo.Comment
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Re: jazz and hotrails?
yea, its a standard tele. Right now i have a stock single coil in the neck, but the guitar is routed for humbucker. There is such a huge output difference between the two pickups, i rarely use the neck"Your momma's whack, your granny's wack, I keep a handy wipe in my fanny pack" -Ill mitchComment
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