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american21
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What guitars came with these? New or used. I can only think of schecter c1 blackjacks?
Johnny the Kid
Shaunofthedeadologist
Re: Guitars with factory blackout pickups
Any Schecter Blackkack guitar has them. Also the new Corey Beaulieu from Jackson, but it's kind of ugly in my opinion, even if Trivium is one of my favorite bands right now. Those Matt Heafy Les Pauls are sweet. Maybe for graduation...
Any Schecter Blackkack guitar has them. Also the new Corey Beaulieu from Jackson, but it's kind of ugly in my opinion, even if Trivium is one of my favorite bands right now. Those Matt Heafy Les Pauls are sweet. Maybe for graduation...
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american21
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Re: Guitars with factory blackout pickups
I would like a sub $400 guitar with them used
I would like a sub $400 guitar with them used
Re: Guitars with factory blackout pickups
Seen a 300-series LTD lester w/ 2 aftermarket blackouts for 220 or so (+tax) used at a local GC recently, condition seemed solid everything looked to be in good shape, sounded pretty darn ballsy too... Seen a couple priced like that on CL too, but a STORE doing that kinda shocked me, guess blackouts got real common real fast! Just a short while ago the price of entry seemed kinda steep, and now it's dual-active used Korean/Vietnamese/Indonesian guitars for the price of the actives new, same as with EMGs...
Seen a 300-series LTD lester w/ 2 aftermarket blackouts for 220 or so (+tax) used at a local GC recently, condition seemed solid everything looked to be in good shape, sounded pretty darn ballsy too... Seen a couple priced like that on CL too, but a STORE doing that kinda shocked me, guess blackouts got real common real fast! Just a short while ago the price of entry seemed kinda steep, and now it's dual-active used Korean/Vietnamese/Indonesian guitars for the price of the actives new, same as with EMGs...
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american21
Guest
Re: Guitars with factory blackout pickups
Any more?
Any more?
TheLivingDead
Dawn Of The Shred
Re: Guitars with factory blackout pickups
I was gonna say those high end Mick Thomson Ibanezes but then I remembered they were those EMTY pups.
I don't really know man.
I was gonna say those high end Mick Thomson Ibanezes but then I remembered they were those EMTY pups.
I don't really know man.
Johnny the Kid
Shaunofthedeadologist
Re: Guitars with factory blackout pickups
Probably not. There was a Schecter Hellraiser V on FleaBay with an EMG 89 in the neck and a Blackout in the bridge (believe the 81 is standard in the bridge there) for about $475.
Probably not. There was a Schecter Hellraiser V on FleaBay with an EMG 89 in the neck and a Blackout in the bridge (believe the 81 is standard in the bridge there) for about $475.
SirJackdeFuzz
New member
Re: Guitars with factory blackout pickups
Chavel DS-1 ST
http://www.charvel.com/guitars/index.php?partno=2931011550
http://www.musicradar.com/gear/guitars/electric/6-string-solid-body/desolation-ds-1-st-505657
ESP HRF II
http://www.espguitars.com/guitars/esp-standard/hrf-nt.html
Esoterik DR3
http://esoterikguitars.com/products_dr3.html
Chavel DS-1 ST
http://www.charvel.com/guitars/index.php?partno=2931011550
http://www.musicradar.com/gear/guitars/electric/6-string-solid-body/desolation-ds-1-st-505657
ESP HRF II
http://www.espguitars.com/guitars/esp-standard/hrf-nt.html
Esoterik DR3
http://esoterikguitars.com/products_dr3.html
Evan Skopp
SDUGF Founder
Re: Guitars with factory blackout pickups
At that price, you'll only find used or blowout. The minimum USA MSRP for guitars that use SD pickups as original equipment is $800. Street prices may be as much as 30% less ($560), but keep in mind that Blackouts are more expensive than JBs and SSL-1s, so the guitars they're found on will likely be significantly higher than the $800 minimum.
At that price, you'll only find used or blowout. The minimum USA MSRP for guitars that use SD pickups as original equipment is $800. Street prices may be as much as 30% less ($560), but keep in mind that Blackouts are more expensive than JBs and SSL-1s, so the guitars they're found on will likely be significantly higher than the $800 minimum.
