Porto Leone
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Re: Gassing for an alpine white beauty
i have it in dark silver metallic though...
i have it in dark silver metallic though...
Gassing for an alpine white beauty
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JeffB
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Re: Gassing for an alpine white beauty
I dont care where they were made, LOL. The Rockfield pups sound good. Well balanced. Full, all frequencies well represented like a good old PAF/PAT #/ T-Top or Shaw (EDIT_ NOT saying they sound like these pickups exactly, just saying they offer similar well balanced characteristics unlike say a scoopy/bright '59) The problem I've had with them in Michale Kelly guitars is the (typical) crap wood. In a good piece of wood, they sounds really nice...the SWVs are just titch muddy on the low e, but I was able to work around it with some tweaking.
I tried the Mafias as well in a Exotic Classic M'bird and they were wicked cool, lol.
Are they custom booteek quality? heck no. But they are good sounding pups in a decent guitar,and a really good value.
That's very interesting considering The actual pickups are made offshore
Just played a guit with a two slug-row generic Asian bridge HB, like the RockF FatA** and was surprised how warm it sounded. The coils had a nice reddish/orange color too
I dont care where they were made, LOL. The Rockfield pups sound good. Well balanced. Full, all frequencies well represented like a good old PAF/PAT #/ T-Top or Shaw (EDIT_ NOT saying they sound like these pickups exactly, just saying they offer similar well balanced characteristics unlike say a scoopy/bright '59) The problem I've had with them in Michale Kelly guitars is the (typical) crap wood. In a good piece of wood, they sounds really nice...the SWVs are just titch muddy on the low e, but I was able to work around it with some tweaking.
I tried the Mafias as well in a Exotic Classic M'bird and they were wicked cool, lol.
Are they custom booteek quality? heck no. But they are good sounding pups in a decent guitar,and a really good value.
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sublimerules9604
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Re: Gassing for an alpine white beauty
I think I found the one...
White with black (well multiply) binding and a prewired push pull which I was going to put in anyways, and Duncan Designed hb102 set. I love it.
One question though, does anyone know if the tempests have flat instead of round frets? The omen I played had flattened frets that didn't agree with me, and if they have them, i might be a deal breaker.
I think I found the one...
White with black (well multiply) binding and a prewired push pull which I was going to put in anyways, and Duncan Designed hb102 set. I love it.
One question though, does anyone know if the tempests have flat instead of round frets? The omen I played had flattened frets that didn't agree with me, and if they have them, i might be a deal breaker.
WhammyBar Allstar
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Re: Gassing for an alpine white beauty
I've always liked that Schecter... cool looks. It has a way of being somewhat similar to an LP Custom, but different enough to have it's own thing going that isn't gaudy like a lot of other body styles that kinda took from the LP vibe. Great choice, and great price point Imho.
I've always liked that Schecter... cool looks. It has a way of being somewhat similar to an LP Custom, but different enough to have it's own thing going that isn't gaudy like a lot of other body styles that kinda took from the LP vibe. Great choice, and great price point Imho.
