Let's see your Duncans!
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My main "Seymourized" guitars.
A 1980s second generation Blazer with full brass trem, has StraBro90s (a forum special pickup) and the switch allows individual splits, in-series and out-of-phase of the bridge pickup. There is nothing like the roar of the bridge pickup with half a neck pickup subtracted via out-of-phase and then fattened up by putting it in series.
A 1990(?) Burly Les Paul Custom with the other forum squeeze pickup, the Phat Staple.
My main "Seymourized" guitars.
A 1980s second generation Blazer with full brass trem, has StraBro90s (a forum special pickup) and the switch allows individual splits, in-series and out-of-phase of the bridge pickup. There is nothing like the roar of the bridge pickup with half a neck pickup subtracted via out-of-phase and then fattened up by putting it in series.
A 1990(?) Burly Les Paul Custom with the other forum squeeze pickup, the Phat Staple.
dd12939
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Both of those are so cool. I've got one Strabro in the neck of my strat - I'd love to try a full set!
My main "Seymourized" guitars.
A 1980s second generation Blazer with full brass trem, has StraBro90s (a forum special pickup) and the switch allows individual splits, in-series and out-of-phase of the bridge pickup. There is nothing like the roar of the bridge pickup with half a neck pickup subtracted via out-of-phase and then fattened up by putting it in series.
A 1990(?) Burly Les Paul Custom with the other forum squeeze pickup, the Phat Staple.
Both of those are so cool. I've got one Strabro in the neck of my strat - I'd love to try a full set!
MatelotFripon
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beaubrummels
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Just put my Seths in my Les Paul Studio, using 50's wiring. There's that other thread going that's dissing on Les Pauls, but no matter what guitar, if you do the work to wire it how you want, and you get it done, it's working, and you hear those sweet tones coming out that sound like the recording, that's your #1 right there.
Just put my Seths in my Les Paul Studio, using 50's wiring. There's that other thread going that's dissing on Les Pauls, but no matter what guitar, if you do the work to wire it how you want, and you get it done, it's working, and you hear those sweet tones coming out that sound like the recording, that's your #1 right there.
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Jocelyn
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Archer250
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At first, it was to shield the wires from the,strings when I do a dive bomb. I have since removed them.
At first, it was to shield the wires from the,strings when I do a dive bomb. I have since removed them.
Dahla
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I guess it's so the strings don't catch underneath the pickup (coil) when doing wild whammy work.
Old Dimebag trick.
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I guess it's so the strings don't catch underneath the pickup (coil) when doing wild whammy work.
Old Dimebag trick.
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Phantasmagoria
watch where you point that sabre
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My Cort X6_VPR with Blackout (neck), Blackout (single, middle) & Blackout Metal (bridge)
Cort X6 SA with covered Invader (neck/bridge) hotrails (middle) ..shiny black oversized Invader poles swapped for dull/rusty looking ones..
Covers/poles I made for the ^^ Invaders...
Jackson Dk2 with Lil Screamin Demon/stock single..
Also have a Hotrails in the middle of my '94 Ibby Saber
My Cort X6_VPR with Blackout (neck), Blackout (single, middle) & Blackout Metal (bridge)
Cort X6 SA with covered Invader (neck/bridge) hotrails (middle) ..shiny black oversized Invader poles swapped for dull/rusty looking ones..
Covers/poles I made for the ^^ Invaders...
Jackson Dk2 with Lil Screamin Demon/stock single..
Also have a Hotrails in the middle of my '94 Ibby Saber
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Archer250
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Yeah, that's what the one at the bass side was for; the one on the treble was for preventing the treble strings from damaging the wire when I pick. I pick damn hard.
I guess it's so the strings don't catch underneath the pickup (coil) when doing wild whammy work.
Old Dimebag trick.
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Yeah, that's what the one at the bass side was for; the one on the treble was for preventing the treble strings from damaging the wire when I pick. I pick damn hard.
Nacho8807
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I would give anything to have a go at that Les Paul through that JMP. WOW.I just realized all my Duncan loaded guitars have the same Duncan in the bridge....Custom 5.
Custom 5 and Jazz...
Custom 5 and Pearly Gates...
Custom 5 and a brand that shall not be named in a Duncan thread haha...
Gearjoneser
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Surfers w/Surfer Custom bridge
C/59 Hybrid & Hot Rail
Duncan SP-90's
Teal Black 2000 McCarty C5/59 zebra. Vintage SB 2000 McCarty 50th Ann. Seth Lovers.
Honeyflame Brobucker/PGn
Goldtop Unoriented roughcast Custom 5/Jazz w/pullup tone pots for splitting
ES-335 WLH set
Black Beauty Brobucker B/57n/Brobucker N
C/59 Hybrid & SM-1n mini hum
Surfers w/Surfer Custom bridge
C/59 Hybrid & Hot Rail
Duncan SP-90's
Teal Black 2000 McCarty C5/59 zebra. Vintage SB 2000 McCarty 50th Ann. Seth Lovers.
Honeyflame Brobucker/PGn
Goldtop Unoriented roughcast Custom 5/Jazz w/pullup tone pots for splitting
ES-335 WLH set
Black Beauty Brobucker B/57n/Brobucker N
C/59 Hybrid & SM-1n mini hum
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9unslin9er
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My favorite sets:
'59 neck/SH-4 JB bridge, satin nickel covers
Classic Stack Plus neck/TB-4 JB bridge
My favorite sets:
'59 neck/SH-4 JB bridge, satin nickel covers
Classic Stack Plus neck/TB-4 JB bridge
SirJackdeFuzz
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<---A2P set
Aceman
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Those are secks
ok, here we go:
gunslinger reissue with Crazy 8
US Charvel. Jazz/Custom 8
Those are secks
KaGe
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ESP LTD EC-400AT w/Seymour Duncan SH-4 (b) & SH-1
before...
after
Mayones Flame Signum Custom w/Seymour Duncan SH-4 (b) & SH-2
I found the tone of SH-1 prettier than that of SH-2 in the neck position, more subtle and flexible.
Now I own a Yamaha Pacifica 611H with Custom 5 (b) and SP90, no pics yet - I will update on that soon.
ESP LTD EC-400AT w/Seymour Duncan SH-4 (b) & SH-1
before...
after
Mayones Flame Signum Custom w/Seymour Duncan SH-4 (b) & SH-2
I found the tone of SH-1 prettier than that of SH-2 in the neck position, more subtle and flexible.
Now I own a Yamaha Pacifica 611H with Custom 5 (b) and SP90
, no pics yet - I will update on that soon.
Canewillow
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This is one of the first Indie IPR Anniversary model 24 fret guitars made. It has a ebony fretboard with the tree of life inlay in abalone. This guitar is very well made. It has solid mahogany body and neck withe a flame maple top. This is one of the easiest guitars I have ever played. I had Seymour Duncan Joe Bonamassa pickups installed in it. It is a great guitar. I bought this guitar on Ebay for $200.00. They sell in England for $1800. What a great find. I wish I had a few more.
This is one of the first Indie IPR Anniversary model 24 fret guitars made. It has a ebony fretboard with the tree of life inlay in abalone. This guitar is very well made. It has solid mahogany body and neck withe a flame maple top. This is one of the easiest guitars I have ever played. I had Seymour Duncan Joe Bonamassa pickups installed in it. It is a great guitar. I bought this guitar on Ebay for $200.00. They sell in England for $1800. What a great find. I wish I had a few more.
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