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Tried P-Rails in my SG. Didn't like them. Just didn't sound right in my highly technical explanation. I Went back to a 59/Custom Hybrid bridge and a Jazz neck.
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I'd have to second the suggestion of installing a set of '57 Classics. They're great pickups.Comment
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If this axe is bright then one more option would be a brobucker. it will be more expensive than a standard production model (PG, Custom, WLH)
it's relatively dark on the high end and would give a bright guitar some balance.Epiphone Les Paul Tbte Plus (SD custom shop humbucker & SH2b neck)Comment
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The P-Rails are killer in a Les Paul. Ran a set for years.2001 Les Paul Classic (Antiquity Set)
2005 Les Paul Standard (Aldrich set)
2019 Washburn N24 (Duncan Custom Shop PATB)Comment
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I’m a LP into a Quickrod owner too.
I’ve got a Duncan Custom Custom in the bridge and a Dimarzio Bluesbucker in the neck.
I removed the stock pcb board and wired it up with Gibson branded 500k pots and it sounds amazing. I don’t find it bright at all.
But keep in mind that the QR, at least to my ears is an inherently bright(er) amp too.Comment
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