HELP....choosing hum set
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VinceT
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Re: HELP....choosing hum set
Already asked the question, didn't yet act on the advice, but some great input in the thread.
https://forum.seymourduncan.com/sho...iron-replacement-Pups-for-Parker-Nitefly-Mojo
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Already asked the question, didn't yet act on the advice, but some great input in the thread.
https://forum.seymourduncan.com/sho...iron-replacement-Pups-for-Parker-Nitefly-Mojo
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Re: HELP....choosing hum set
Not to open a new thread, hope you don't mind if I ask an opinion here...
I got a Squier Hot Rails Deluxe, with the Duncan designed pups, and have an
option to buy bridge and neck SD JB humbuckers for a good price.
Read the JBs review thread, but nothing really applied directly to my guitar and
was wondering if anyone here would offer an opinion/advice here.
If it helps, the Squire HR is rose fretboard with bass body. The original pups are N 11.5k; M 11.5k and Bridge 22k or sth.
Has 500k pots (but that can be changed if necessary)
Not to open a new thread, hope you don't mind if I ask an opinion here...
I got a Squier Hot Rails Deluxe, with the Duncan designed pups, and have an
option to buy bridge and neck SD JB humbuckers for a good price.
Read the JBs review thread, but nothing really applied directly to my guitar and
was wondering if anyone here would offer an opinion/advice here.
If it helps, the Squire HR is rose fretboard with bass body. The original pups are N 11.5k; M 11.5k and Bridge 22k or sth.
Has 500k pots (but that can be changed if necessary)
Jacew
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Re: HELP....choosing hum set
What you're after with the JB's? I have no personal experience, but I've heard nothing but good about those Squier Hot Rails.
There was thread here some time ago, that some of them had pickups in wrong positions. Assuming that's not the case here, you probably need to be more specific with what you want and how your guitar sounds as it is.
What you're after with the JB's? I have no personal experience, but I've heard nothing but good about those Squier Hot Rails.
There was thread here some time ago, that some of them had pickups in wrong positions. Assuming that's not the case here, you probably need to be more specific with what you want and how your guitar sounds as it is.
mjsmanahan35
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Re: HELP....choosing hum set
Jackson DK2 Pro Series 6 strings
Seymour Duncan JB Bridge Passive pickups
https://youtu.be/1ve4t_PxWrA
https://youtu.be/Oruf42vYWrM
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Jackson DK2 Pro Series 6 strings
Seymour Duncan JB Bridge Passive pickups
https://youtu.be/1ve4t_PxWrA
https://youtu.be/Oruf42vYWrM
www.facebook.com/maschalismos
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Re: HELP....choosing hum set
Yup you right and I apologize. I'll take it to a new thread.
You might want to refrain from the name calling. This would be easily resolved without it.
Yup you right and I apologize. I'll take it to a new thread.
You might want to refrain from the name calling. This would be easily resolved without it.
Re: HELP....choosing hum set
Whoops, I looked in the 2015 catalog so I went to look at the 2000 catalog on the Parker site. DiMarzios it is.
Whoops, I looked in the 2015 catalog so I went to look at the 2000 catalog on the Parker site. DiMarzios it is.
Silence Kid
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Re: HELP....choosing hum set
They're just names; a JB doesn't have a corresponding "neck" version (unless you count some of the JB floor customs made with a reversed label so you can flip them into the neck) and the Jazz neck "should" have a Jazz bridge pairing but few people do that and the JB/Jazz combo is the "legendary" one; some pickups have no neck (or bridge) equivalent, like the Custom(s.)
They're just names; a JB doesn't have a corresponding "neck" version (unless you count some of the JB floor customs made with a reversed label so you can flip them into the neck) and the Jazz neck "should" have a Jazz bridge pairing but few people do that and the JB/Jazz combo is the "legendary" one; some pickups have no neck (or bridge) equivalent, like the Custom(s.)
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