The Guitar
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Re: who's rockin' a single pickup guitar? let's see it!
I'll pitch mine in;
I'll pitch mine in;
who's rockin' a single pickup guitar? let's see it!
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bloodswords
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Just updating a pic of my Agile Septor Pro 625 EB- Dimebucker in there. Worthy replacement.
Just updating a pic of my Agile Septor Pro 625 EB- Dimebucker in there. Worthy replacement.
SirJackdeFuzz
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. . . well hello :
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/guitars/gibson-es-335-studio-electric-guitar-with-trapeze?pfm=sp <---- i like this one !
. . . well hello :
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/guitars/gibson-es-335-studio-electric-guitar-with-trapeze?pfm=sp <---- i like this one !
eclecticsynergy
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My only single pickup guitar, an Esquire Scorpion.
My only single pickup guitar, an Esquire Scorpion.
Sirion
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Since I didn't have one when this zombie thread was first started, I'll post now:
(Important: I bought this used, and I have removed all the previous owner's stickers from the case.)
Kramer Baretta I, '88-'90 model. This one had seen a lot of usage before I got it. I've always loved the looks of these: Kramer sits straight in the pocket between more traditional guitars and what eventually became modern metal guitars, and this model in particular is a variation that is so different from everything else out there. When it comes to sound, it is probably the most resonant of my superstrats, and it is fairly loud but not particularly trebly when played acoustically; it needs to get a little extra "focus" from the rest of the rig. I might change the humbucker at some point, but I haven't gotten around to it, as I got it last year, and owing to my somewhat complicated residence status I have had very few opportunities to play it.
I find that it is always fun to play 1HB guitars. When fewer options are available, it forces one to use what one has more sensibly, and just as the other senses are strengthened when one is taken away, playing a single HB forces one to consider the nuances one gets from the volume knob, picking style etc., that is easier to let slide on a supposedly more flexible guitar.
Since I didn't have one when this zombie thread was first started, I'll post now:
(Important: I bought this used, and I have removed all the previous owner's stickers from the case.)
Kramer Baretta I, '88-'90 model. This one had seen a lot of usage before I got it. I've always loved the looks of these: Kramer sits straight in the pocket between more traditional guitars and what eventually became modern metal guitars, and this model in particular is a variation that is so different from everything else out there. When it comes to sound, it is probably the most resonant of my superstrats, and it is fairly loud but not particularly trebly when played acoustically; it needs to get a little extra "focus" from the rest of the rig. I might change the humbucker at some point, but I haven't gotten around to it, as I got it last year, and owing to my somewhat complicated residence status I have had very few opportunities to play it.
I find that it is always fun to play 1HB guitars. When fewer options are available, it forces one to use what one has more sensibly, and just as the other senses are strengthened when one is taken away, playing a single HB forces one to consider the nuances one gets from the volume knob, picking style etc., that is easier to let slide on a supposedly more flexible guitar.
Nostalgic Distortion
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I've also got a 08 L.P. Junior in Tobaccoburst but I'm too lazy to go take a picture...
I've also got a 08 L.P. Junior in Tobaccoburst but I'm too lazy to go take a picture...
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BleedingFingertips
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There should be more 1H guitars out there, IMO. I need another basswood maple/rosewood neck-thru and I think I could buy another Scott Ian Anarchy. But two times the same fancy finish would be too much!
There should be more 1H guitars out there, IMO. I need another basswood maple/rosewood neck-thru and I think I could buy another Scott Ian Anarchy. But two times the same fancy finish would be too much!
cliffenstein
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I’m a bridge pickup only player, so single pickup guitars are a no brainer for me.
1990 Seabring LPJ Special w/Gibson Burstbucker 2:
1993 American Standard Stratocaster w/Seymour Duncan JB Jr:
I’m a bridge pickup only player, so single pickup guitars are a no brainer for me.
1990 Seabring LPJ Special w/Gibson Burstbucker 2:
1993 American Standard Stratocaster w/Seymour Duncan JB Jr:
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PFDarkside
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Not sure how I missed this the first time around. Awesome guitars, especially Strange Guitars!
Not sure how I missed this the first time around. Awesome guitars, especially Strange Guitars!
BriGuy1968
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I have two single pickup guitars:
I have two single pickup guitars:
Nostalgic Distortion
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LOL, I almost asked if acoustics were fair game...
I have two single pickup guitars:
LOL, I almost asked if acoustics were fair game...
Kenny821
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From G&L Guitars website:
Specifications:
CONSTRUCTION: bolt-on
SCALE: 25 1/2"
PICKUPS: Seymour Duncan JB humbucker
BODY WOOD: Soft Maple
BODY FINISH: choice of Ivory, Black or Whiskey
NECK WOOD: Hard-Rock Maple with Ebony fingerboard
NECK FINISH: Clear Satin back with color matched headstock
NECK PROFILE: G&L custom profile with 14" radius and 1 3/4" nut-width
NUT: Floyd Rose locking
FRETS: 22 medium jumbo, nickel, Plek dressed
TUNING KEYS: 12:1 ratio, sealed-back
BRIDGE: Kahler® 2320 professional brass tremelo
CONTROLS: volume
CASE: deluxe tolex
Direct from my specs sheet of my G&L USA Jerry Cantrell Signature Rampage:
Specifications:
CONSTRUCTION: bolt-on
SCALE: 25 1/2"
PICKUPS: Seymour Duncan JB ( TB4 ) humbucker
BODY WOOD: Soft Maple
BODY FINISH: Ivory
NECK WOOD: Hard-Rock Maple with Ebony fingerboard
NECK FINISH: Clear Satin back with color matched headstock
NECK PROFILE: #4a G&L Extra Wide Super Slim C - 1 3/4" Nut Width, 14" Radius
.770" depth at first fret, .085" depth at 12th fret, ( +/- .015" tolerance upon completion )
NUT: Floyd Rose locking
FRETS: 22 medium jumbo, nickel, Plek dressed
TUNING KEYS: 12:1 ratio, sealed-back ( G&L/Schaller Standard )
BRIDGE: Kahler® 2320 professional brass tremelo
CONTROLS: volume
CASE: deluxe black tolex
STRINGS: D'Addario EXL 110 10-46
From G&L Guitars website:
Specifications:
CONSTRUCTION: bolt-on
SCALE: 25 1/2"
PICKUPS: Seymour Duncan JB humbucker
BODY WOOD: Soft Maple
BODY FINISH: choice of Ivory, Black or Whiskey
NECK WOOD: Hard-Rock Maple with Ebony fingerboard
NECK FINISH: Clear Satin back with color matched headstock
NECK PROFILE: G&L custom profile with 14" radius and 1 3/4" nut-width
NUT: Floyd Rose locking
FRETS: 22 medium jumbo, nickel, Plek dressed
TUNING KEYS: 12:1 ratio, sealed-back
BRIDGE: Kahler® 2320 professional brass tremelo
CONTROLS: volume
CASE: deluxe tolex
Direct from my specs sheet of my G&L USA Jerry Cantrell Signature Rampage:
Specifications:
CONSTRUCTION: bolt-on
SCALE: 25 1/2"
PICKUPS: Seymour Duncan JB ( TB4 ) humbucker
BODY WOOD: Soft Maple
BODY FINISH: Ivory
NECK WOOD: Hard-Rock Maple with Ebony fingerboard
NECK FINISH: Clear Satin back with color matched headstock
NECK PROFILE: #4a G&L Extra Wide Super Slim C - 1 3/4" Nut Width, 14" Radius
.770" depth at first fret, .085" depth at 12th fret, ( +/- .015" tolerance upon completion )
NUT: Floyd Rose locking
FRETS: 22 medium jumbo, nickel, Plek dressed
TUNING KEYS: 12:1 ratio, sealed-back ( G&L/Schaller Standard )
BRIDGE: Kahler® 2320 professional brass tremelo
CONTROLS: volume
CASE: deluxe black tolex
STRINGS: D'Addario EXL 110 10-46
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Powdered Toast Man
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Re: who's rockin' a single pickup guitar? let's see it!
Here's mine:
2011 Gibson Les Paul Jr Double Cut
Has the following mods:
-Pigtail intonatable aluminum wraparound bridge
-Dunlop self trimming locking tuners
-Custom cut nitrocellulose brown tort pickguard
-Tele knobs
Edit: also just remembered that I had the nut replaced and recut because Gibson doesn't know how to cut nut slots.
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Here's mine:
2011 Gibson Les Paul Jr Double Cut
Has the following mods:
-Pigtail intonatable aluminum wraparound bridge
-Dunlop self trimming locking tuners
-Custom cut nitrocellulose brown tort pickguard
-Tele knobs
Edit: also just remembered that I had the nut replaced and recut because Gibson doesn't know how to cut nut slots.
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Gtrjunior
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who's rockin' a single pickup guitar? let's see it!
All I’m seeing here is boobs
Not that, that is a problem
All I’m seeing here is boobs
Not that, that is a problem
