Recent content by SlappyTappy

As I understand it, most of the regular production Seymour Duncan Tele sets are not hum cancelling in the middle position, but the Antiquity sets are. If I paired an Antiquity bridge with the STR-1 in the neck, would the middle be hum cancelling?

So the general rule is Antiquity = 50s = Alnico II magnets Antiquity II = 60s = Alnico V magnets There are I/II varieties for Strat and Tele but only Ant I/Alnico II models of PAF and P90. I vastly prefer Alnico V magnets in Gibson style pickups so this is a bummer. I dream of something like...

So when this set originally came out, there was a misprint about the Jazz N pickup having an A2 magnet. Now, despite the apparent misprint, and "all JBs have always had A5 magnets" statement, it would appear the original JB had an A2. http://customshop.seymourduncan.com/concept-set/ Soo...is...

Howdy y'all. Selling my Seymour Duncan TB-55 Seth Lover Black/Cream Zebra Short Legs 4-Conductor pickup. Looking for $55 plus shipping via USPS. Thanks!

Pretty intriguing. http://www.matsumoku.org/models/ariaproii/catalogs/77_lclsst/77_lc-ls-st_pg2.jpg.html

Re: Pot values for Les Paul Jr/Special Maybe that's why Heritage makes their Jr/Special ish model with 2 direct mounted P90s.

Modern Gibsons - 300k vol, 500k tone Vintage Gibson - 500k all around Vintage LP Jr - 500k vol, 250k tone Vintage LP Special - ??? I want to know if vintage LP Specials (2 P90s) were all 500k, 250k on tone, or something else and I can't find the answer anywhere. Help me out!

EVH Frankenstein, George Lynch Super V, Warren DeMartini RTM, Custom Custom. All overwound pickups with A2 mags. Is there magic in this combination for that 80s superstrat sound?

Would a 500k vol/250k tone setup sound or react differently than a 250k vol/500k tone setup?

Let me tell you that a 59 and a Seth are NOT THE SAME THING. A Seth with an A5 does not sound like a 59, and a 59 with an A2 does not in any way sound like a Seth. The 59 is often noted for it's spiky tendencies in the mids and highs, so I figured I'd try an A2 in it. It still has some kind...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/181208777315?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649 The only markings on them are "SD 2 86" and they're from an old Kramer guitar. How do I know these are Alnico II pickups?

With recent threads based on the little known/played DokkenBucker and Super V models, I thought it might be cool for people with some experience to share their descriptions of the various custom shop models available. For example, I've never heard ANYTHING about the Warren DeMartini humbucker.

Long story short- The magnet in my Seth Lover B model is noticeably thicker than the N model. When I tried to swap it out for an A5 like I order from Addiction-FX, which all come at roughly the same size (and worked fine for the N) it left my B model's bobbins caving in on each other, like a V...

Only used in one guitar, plenty of lead left. Great condition, great pickups.

Anybody know where I can buy some? StewMac doesn't carry them anymore and that's where Heritage got them. I absolutely love the tone and would like to put some in my H150. Probelm is I cannot find a single place to buy em. Or you can sell me yours.:naughty: