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Pickup to make plywood sound good
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theodie
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Re: Pickup to make plywood sound good
Emg!!
Emg!!
JB_From_Hell
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Re: Pickup to make plywood sound good
Maybe... I'd suggest a sh*tload of gain, more than any specific pickup.theodie said:
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Re: Pickup to make plywood sound good
I guess I will sell it. I liked the feel and bought it based on that. I did not know it was plywood until I took the plat off to change pickups. I was playing a solando with a lot of gain when I tried it out. It is an 80's Kramer Striker if anyone is interested.
I guess I will sell it. I liked the feel and bought it based on that. I did not know it was plywood until I took the plat off to change pickups. I was playing a solando with a lot of gain when I tried it out. It is an 80's Kramer Striker if anyone is interested.
JB_From_Hell
Jomo's Nimions
Re: Pickup to make plywood sound good
Well, does it sound bad? Honestly, who gives a f*ck what it's made of if it sounds good? I didn't know or care what kind of wood my guitars were until less than a year ago.
Honestly, I was happier before I worried about it
Well, does it sound bad? Honestly, who gives a f*ck what it's made of if it sounds good? I didn't know or care what kind of wood my guitars were until less than a year ago.
Honestly, I was happier before I worried about it
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Breogan
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Re: Pickup to make plywood sound good
Well... I have a SD vintage P-90 set on a danelectro and they do the job quite nicely. Of course it doen't sound like a vintage Casino or a LP Goldtop but I can get decent R'n'Roll tone out of it. The result tone it's very trebly but I think it's a matter of the aluminiun nut.
If you click on my signature you'll find a clip from this guitar, first on the list. Mind you that was recorded with a cheese amp and mic.
Well... I have a SD vintage P-90 set on a danelectro and they do the job quite nicely. Of course it doen't sound like a vintage Casino or a LP Goldtop but I can get decent R'n'Roll tone out of it. The result tone it's very trebly but I think it's a matter of the aluminiun nut.
If you click on my signature you'll find a clip from this guitar, first on the list. Mind you that was recorded with a cheese amp and mic.
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Jeffrec
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Re: Pickup to make plywood sound good
Jimmy D'Aquisto made some of his guitars out of a type of plywood, and they sounded beautiful...Then again, D'Aquisto could make a guitar out of toothpicks sound good. They were hollowbody jazz models and he used vintage style pups in them.
Jimmy D'Aquisto made some of his guitars out of a type of plywood, and they sounded beautiful...Then again, D'Aquisto could make a guitar out of toothpicks sound good. They were hollowbody jazz models and he used vintage style pups in them.
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