BurntGerbil
New member
Hello! After however many years of lurking this forum, I figured I would finally make an account.
I have two Les Pauls. The first, an '01 Gary Moore sig, has the original Burstbuckers in both positions (to my understanding, they're what are now labeled BB1s). No one else in the world seems to like those pickups, but I do. That's my go-to for classic rock and modern blues-rock sort of sounds.
The second is a LP Standard with a DMT Baker Act in the Bridge (often compared to a JB) and a Nostalgia in the neck. This is my pissed off, hard rock, not-quite-metal-gain-levels-but-kinda-close guitar.
I've been keeping an eye out for a good deal on a LP Studio, and I want a bridge pickup that falls somewhere in between so as to work as a passable backup for both of them. Right now they're just a little too different from one another. Something that can function as a sort of rock tone Swiss army knife for live string breakage protection and studio double-tracking.
Thanks to all.
I have two Les Pauls. The first, an '01 Gary Moore sig, has the original Burstbuckers in both positions (to my understanding, they're what are now labeled BB1s). No one else in the world seems to like those pickups, but I do. That's my go-to for classic rock and modern blues-rock sort of sounds.
The second is a LP Standard with a DMT Baker Act in the Bridge (often compared to a JB) and a Nostalgia in the neck. This is my pissed off, hard rock, not-quite-metal-gain-levels-but-kinda-close guitar.
I've been keeping an eye out for a good deal on a LP Studio, and I want a bridge pickup that falls somewhere in between so as to work as a passable backup for both of them. Right now they're just a little too different from one another. Something that can function as a sort of rock tone Swiss army knife for live string breakage protection and studio double-tracking.
Thanks to all.