whole lotta humbuckers
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Funkfingers
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Re: whole lotta humbuckers
Welcome to the forum.
The WLH pair would be fine. Learn from Page's example by making good use of your guitar's volume pots.
Welcome to the forum.
The WLH pair would be fine. Learn from Page's example by making good use of your guitar's volume pots.
audiocheck
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Re: whole lotta humbuckers
59's, PGs, APs, WLH all great choices over stock setup, I am sure. To appreciate the investment in upgrading to Duncans, do a complete rewire on it. Epi's components are not the greatest.
I just upgraded my Gibson LPJ to a Duncan PGb, which I know really well, but the cheap components are limiting it's potential.
59's, PGs, APs, WLH all great choices over stock setup, I am sure. To appreciate the investment in upgrading to Duncans, do a complete rewire on it. Epi's components are not the greatest.
I just upgraded my Gibson LPJ to a Duncan PGb, which I know really well, but the cheap components are limiting it's potential.
Chickenwings
Alnico 6/8
Re: whole lotta humbuckers
WLH set is really cool, but there are quite a few choices that might be perfect for you.
Blues to Mild rock covers a lot of ground...can you name some artists or records where you really like the tone to help narrow it down?
Also..what amp setup are you using?
WHichever pickups you go for, follow audiocheck's recommendation of replacing all the wiring and componentry.
WLH set is really cool, but there are quite a few choices that might be perfect for you.
Blues to Mild rock covers a lot of ground...can you name some artists or records where you really like the tone to help narrow it down?
Also..what amp setup are you using?
WHichever pickups you go for, follow audiocheck's recommendation of replacing all the wiring and componentry.
Re: whole lotta humbuckers
hi
well i have fender amps, a marshall JTM... building a clone trainwreck
for les paul i like all the classic blues guys... some rolling stones,page...
not really a hardrock guy
i was thinking bare knuckles mule, pearly gates...
i'll be fine as this guitar is a tool :laugh:
thanks all
hi
well i have fender amps, a marshall JTM... building a clone trainwreck
for les paul i like all the classic blues guys... some rolling stones,page...
not really a hardrock guy
i was thinking bare knuckles mule, pearly gates...
i'll be fine as this guitar is a tool :laugh:
thanks all
Chris of Arabia
Desert RATT
Re: whole lotta humbuckers
I don't think you'd be disappointed with the WLH set, and they do clean just fine, there's nothing to worry about on that score.
I don't think you'd be disappointed with the WLH set, and they do clean just fine, there's nothing to worry about on that score.
Chickenwings
Alnico 6/8
Re: whole lotta humbuckers
yeh. wlh set is great. I use them with fender amps and im sure they would kick a JTM right where it hurts. Big and bold sound - great for cleans and for that stomping power tube crunch sound of the early 70s. Plenty of all the good stuff. Can't go wrong really.
yeh. wlh set is great. I use them with fender amps and im sure they would kick a JTM right where it hurts. Big and bold sound - great for cleans and for that stomping power tube crunch sound of the early 70s. Plenty of all the good stuff. Can't go wrong really.
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