help! looking for good metal pickups!
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D-EJ915
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Re: help! looking for good metal pickups!
I was also playing the AVT20 and it sounded pretty good although I didn't try the 7 string on it so I don't know whether its extension is good or not. Anyway I'd suggest picking up a good amp over new pickups at the moment.
Wait...is this the JS30RR?? I think those pickups are a litte bass-less so know that when picking out your other stuff, don't get an amp that makes them have lotsa bass because when you upgrade the bass will be overwhelming...although I haven't played a JS30 in a while.
Yes it will, I was playing an epiphone lp junior through a marshall TSL the other day (dual 12s) and it sounded awesome. A good amp/distortion circuit will definetely make your day, if you get a sick guitar with a crappy amp it'll sound terrrrrrrrrrible.theodie said:
I was also playing the AVT20 and it sounded pretty good although I didn't try the 7 string on it so I don't know whether its extension is good or not. Anyway I'd suggest picking up a good amp over new pickups at the moment.
Wait...is this the JS30RR?? I think those pickups are a litte bass-less so know that when picking out your other stuff, don't get an amp that makes them have lotsa bass because when you upgrade the bass will be overwhelming...although I haven't played a JS30 in a while.
madguitar26
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Re: help! looking for good metal pickups!
got the same doubt as well.
to buy a better higher gain amp and ditch the classic 50 4x10 combo and get a dual rectifier,rather than changing pickups on my cort m700,
or choosing the cheaper path and just replacing em with hotrodded ones.
but which ones........
got the same doubt as well.
to buy a better higher gain amp and ditch the classic 50 4x10 combo and get a dual rectifier,rather than changing pickups on my cort m700,
or choosing the cheaper path and just replacing em with hotrodded ones.
but which ones........
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