Recent content by tiefightertk069

The time for change is nigh my friends. I've been playing EL84 based amps for a lot of years, and the bark of plexi Marshalls is calling to me again. I'm going to have an amp built ot my specs, and for now I have a nice vintage head to pull rig duties. So up on the block is my early...

Both black w/ logo, one PG neck and one PG bridge with long 4 conductor leads, springs, and screws. They've been in my LP and my SG and there was plenty of lead left... should fit in just about anything. I don't have the original boxes, but they'll ship with an original SD wiring diagram in a...

My 1996 Gibson SG Standard on eBay. She was pretty rough when I got her thanks to being left unplayed for a long time and needed a serious cleaning, as well as a major set-up and some wiring work. The pots, jack, and switch are original, as are the caps, bridge, tuners, tailpiece, and the...

I'm still waiting for the correct set (long shaft) push/ pull pots to get here for my LP, but I have a question.... It's my '00 Classic, pots are mounted to a plate, and these are the volume pots that are being replaced to split the pair of PGs (which rock in this guitar BTW)... What's the...

Okay, I finally have my LP dialed in... a set of 59s have given it the perfect tone combination that I've been searching for. But my SG is a whole 'nother story, hence this thread. It's a 1996 SG Standard. The pots are unlabeled, but appear to be stock. Standard disc caps. The original A2...

Well, here are a couple clips of Area 51's BMT-60 Deluxe installed in my Framus Ruby Riot. They're both rhythm runs recorded with my Danelectro going straight into the Ruby Riot, mic'd with a POS Nady dynamic on the Greenback, into an ART Tube MP preamp, and into my Powerbook. Please excuse...

Okay, this is my first round with a used Duncan Custom Custom that's been sitting around in my parts bin... I installed in the bridge posistion of my LP, on a whim. I had a custom/59 hybrid in there, and before that the original Gibson 500T. Now, both of those pickups were fairly quiet...