Vintage Angus
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JeffB
Let it B
Re: Vintage Angus
:laugh2:
The good thing about Gary and some more obscure artists is their gear and tone hasn't been disected 80 bazillion times over the past 40 years. Also Gary's always been pretty gear savvy and tends to talk about his gear alot. Some guitar players just have no clue about what they use.
I was just reading a HC review and the guy had a brand new guitar he put Duncan pups in..but he didn't know which ones they were. :smack: The next reviewer of the guitar was quite educated. He had DiMarzio Dirty Fingers in his Explorer :laugh2:
ErikH said:
:laugh2:
The good thing about Gary and some more obscure artists is their gear and tone hasn't been disected 80 bazillion times over the past 40 years. Also Gary's always been pretty gear savvy and tends to talk about his gear alot. Some guitar players just have no clue about what they use.
I was just reading a HC review and the guy had a brand new guitar he put Duncan pups in..but he didn't know which ones they were. :smack: The next reviewer of the guitar was quite educated. He had DiMarzio Dirty Fingers in his Explorer :laugh2:
Guitar Toad
Toadily Stratologist
Voxman
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Re: Vintage Angus
:laugh2: :laugh2:JeffB said:Eddie Van Halen.
This is starting to remind me of one of those "EVH" threads that pop up here all the time with all kinds of conflicting info
PS. Eddie used a Kort Les Paul with triple minis into a Fender Silverface champ for VH1. VH2 was the black B bender Tele.
Gearjoneser
Gear Ho
Re: Vintage Angus
Throw those Gibson Anus Young pickups away, and get that niqqa a Brobucker! :fingersx:
STRATDELUXER97 said:
Throw those Gibson Anus Young pickups away, and get that niqqa a Brobucker! :fingersx:
STRATDELUXER97
Stratoblaster Tone Meister
Re: Vintage Angus
The BroBucker rules!
The BroBucker rules!
Kamanda~SD
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Re: Vintage Angus
Angus does have good tone, especially some of the older mid-late 70's and early 80's. He's the reason I picked up the guitar and the reason I dont overdistort!
Angus does have good tone, especially some of the older mid-late 70's and early 80's. He's the reason I picked up the guitar and the reason I dont overdistort!
Re: Vintage Angus
The both used Wizards live at one point, but that wasn't until the Ballbreaker tour i think. Both guys tended to use JTM45'sand the occasional JTM45/100 formost of theirrecording career. As both of these are tube rectified, you are going to get a fair bit of sag that you won't get with a Plexi. Listen to Ballbreaker. They had just had all of the JTM's totally refurbished and loaded with VERY expensive NOS Genelex Golden Lion KT66's. GREAT tone!!!:fingersx: You could probably get a very similar tone from one of the Metroamp JTM's. As for pickups, i bet a set of Wagner Fillmores or a Brobucker would get pretty darn close.:banana: And for the Malcom tone, use SRV style bridge cable strings.:laugh2:STRATDELUXER97 said:
jonnymangia
New member
Re: Vintage Angus
Ok, it's time to do some research on the BroBucker. How would you compare that to the Rio Grande BBQ bridge? That's been a popular choice for SG's.
Ok, it's time to do some research on the BroBucker. How would you compare that to the Rio Grande BBQ bridge? That's been a popular choice for SG's.
STRATDELUXER97
Stratoblaster Tone Meister
Re: Vintage Angus
The Brobucker in my SG through my 50 watt 73 Marshall with my CM Plexitone had a bigtime Angus vibe the other night at our gig! It was a great tone,cutting,crunchy,and yet I always had great note clarity...Very inspiring..This BB is just nothing short of a phenomenal overall pickup and problem solver in this SG!
I almost passed on buying this pickup and now I wish I bought 2.
The Brobucker in my SG through my 50 watt 73 Marshall with my CM Plexitone had a bigtime Angus vibe the other night at our gig! It was a great tone,cutting,crunchy,and yet I always had great note clarity...Very inspiring..This BB is just nothing short of a phenomenal overall pickup and problem solver in this SG!
I almost passed on buying this pickup and now I wish I bought 2.
STRATDELUXER97
Stratoblaster Tone Meister
Re: Vintage Angus
About $160
MJ named it that because a handful of us "Brothers" "Bros" put the money up to have these custom made to our specs....
Good neck pickups....PGN,59N.Jazz N
TimmyPage said:
About $160
MJ named it that because a handful of us "Brothers" "Bros" put the money up to have these custom made to our specs....
Good neck pickups....PGN,59N.Jazz N
STRATDELUXER97
Stratoblaster Tone Meister
Re: Vintage Angus
https://forum.seymourduncan.com/showthread.php?t=60415&highlight=Brobucker
TimmyPage said:
https://forum.seymourduncan.com/showthread.php?t=60415&highlight=Brobucker
jonnymangia
New member
Re: Vintage Angus
Do you have any clips where you're jammin' with the SG/Brobucker?
And this is a bridge pup that you are recommending to be used with a '59N or PGN?
STRATDELUXER97 said:
Do you have any clips where you're jammin' with the SG/Brobucker?
And this is a bridge pup that you are recommending to be used with a '59N or PGN?
STRATDELUXER97
Stratoblaster Tone Meister
Re: Vintage Angus
I don't do clips...Yes I have the BB in the bridge and a DMZ VPAF N...I'd think the BB would be too powerful and overbearing in the neck?
jonnymangia said:
I don't do clips...Yes I have the BB in the bridge and a DMZ VPAF N...I'd think the BB would be too powerful and overbearing in the neck?
