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I'll let you know when my band's next album drops, it's all JB through a 5153.

This isn't about what's better, I just need some help from the hive mind. I swapped from GHS Low Boomers (11 - 52) to a set of Ernie...

A Les Paul with a thinner neck and JB in the bridge. I've honestly never been one for versatility or variety of sounds. Give me a guitar...

I have a JB in an Ibanez RG and in a Gibsom LP and they both sound like JBs I have one in my semihollow LP sized Ehdwuld branded...

+1. Regarding a same pickup in different guitars: powerful humbuckers tend to put the same loud voice in any instrument and are often...

I'd say give the JB a try in the Gibbo. I like the JB in my Tribute and the Ant JB in my Modern Lite. Maybe consider the Suhr Aldrich...

Les Paul Studio Gothic. Basically the 90s Les Paul Lite with a different paint job.

Because I would much prefer to play the Les Paul. 24.75" scale length is just a lot more comfortable for me to play. And like I said...

I could. But the construction of the two guitars is vastly different, both in terms of materials, neck attachment, hardware and scale...

That makes sense, although I didn't really hear the spike when it was in E standard either.

I have a Tone Zone in another guitar and I love it. It was actually my first go-to, but it's already kind of dark and warm, not sure how...

Couldn't you achieve the same effect with a slower attack setting? Or is the outcome very different?

Just outta curiosity: I have Floyded Jackson Dinky, tuned to C standard, with a JB in the bridge position. It sounds fantastic, chugs...

It was the bomb when I bought it at age 15 or something. Along with my Crybaby it turned my solid state amp into a sick metal meltdown...

Past tense? Did they stop making them? That would explain why I haven't seen any guitars with them in ages, come to think of it.