astrozombie
KatyPerryologist
First thing up, the bridge pickup. I had no idea how thin and middy the stock humbucker sounded until I put in the P-rails that Immortal Six generously sent my way.
as promised, pics!
It's upside down... I wanted to get a twangier rail tone.
the pickup has done wonders for the guitar's tone, the series mode on the p 90 is HUGE and warm, the opposite of the stock humbucker.
the P 90 is a great alternative to the humbucker sound, it's still thick but isn't as warm.
the rail tone is AMAZING, on it's own it's just what I wanted from the pickup.
the middle position (remember i have a neck single coil) is so convincing you'd swear there's a strat pickup at the bridge.
the parallel humbucker tone cleans up the humbucker sound nicely.
what's next?
in the order I'll get the parts:
-locking tuners
-tremolo baseplate with locking button
-pickguard
-mastery bridge
as promised, pics!
It's upside down... I wanted to get a twangier rail tone.
the pickup has done wonders for the guitar's tone, the series mode on the p 90 is HUGE and warm, the opposite of the stock humbucker.
the P 90 is a great alternative to the humbucker sound, it's still thick but isn't as warm.
the rail tone is AMAZING, on it's own it's just what I wanted from the pickup.
the middle position (remember i have a neck single coil) is so convincing you'd swear there's a strat pickup at the bridge.
the parallel humbucker tone cleans up the humbucker sound nicely.
what's next?
in the order I'll get the parts:
-locking tuners
-tremolo baseplate with locking button
-pickguard
-mastery bridge