DI_IORIO
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Hello folks, finally, i got my guitar back, loaded with the JB bridge and Alnico II Pro neck. And I had a big surprise! I loved this combo! I played for an hour at home.. but had to go to work.. i had to hurry to get here on time.
I got the two pick ups with nickel covers, so I got a more vintage look for my explorer (I will post pics later), and i'm able now to get pretty good vintage hard rock and blues tones. I was a little afraid of the JB bridge, because i played it on a jackson once, and it was too thin and trebly. On my guitar, it sounds fat, full, and with the right amount of gain, I can get sweet rock n roll tones, like Humble Pie, Foghat and old Skynyrd.
The Alnico II Pro.. well.. it's the best neck pick up i ever tried, this thing is sweet, and very bluesy. As Seymour says on the website, it's great for slide guitar work. Just perfect for me.
Thank you all for the help and tips, now my guitar sounds like a Gibson, without the Dimarzios, EMGs and gibson hot pick ups that I tried in the past.
I got the two pick ups with nickel covers, so I got a more vintage look for my explorer (I will post pics later), and i'm able now to get pretty good vintage hard rock and blues tones. I was a little afraid of the JB bridge, because i played it on a jackson once, and it was too thin and trebly. On my guitar, it sounds fat, full, and with the right amount of gain, I can get sweet rock n roll tones, like Humble Pie, Foghat and old Skynyrd.
The Alnico II Pro.. well.. it's the best neck pick up i ever tried, this thing is sweet, and very bluesy. As Seymour says on the website, it's great for slide guitar work. Just perfect for me.
Thank you all for the help and tips, now my guitar sounds like a Gibson, without the Dimarzios, EMGs and gibson hot pick ups that I tried in the past.