...for an all-mahogany Firebird with fullsize humbuckers. I've got a Duncan Phat Cat (P90) on the way for the neck position, what would be a good match in the bridge? I like GFS a lot for the bang/buck ratio, but I'm willing to pay Duncan/DiMarzio prices if necessary. I'm going to use this guitar in a heavy rock/stoner band btw.
super distortion
Rio Grande BBQ
A Milf who's good at sending/receiving cues about opponents' hands or play suggestions. Card counting ability a plus.
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Rio Grande BBQ and SD Custom 5 I have been very pleased with in all-mahogany guitars
Quote from: showdown on March 27, 2012, 02:03:51 PM
...for an all-mahogany Firebird with fullsize humbuckers. I've got a Duncan Phat Cat (P90) on the way for the neck position, what would be a good match in the bridge? I like GFS a lot for the bang/buck ratio, but I'm willing to pay Duncan/DiMarzio prices if necessary. I'm going to use this guitar in a heavy rock/stoner band btw.
what amp???
what tuning and strings?
SD recommended the c8b/pearlygatesN - I play heavy rock and want em when I can afford it:
http://www.seymourduncan.com/forum/showthread.php?t=232725
Yeah the amp plays a big role in how your pickup will react. I got an RD with a super distortion and it sounded shrill through my matamp. It now has a classic 57 and the balls are back. I also recommend the custom 5. I use that in the bridge of my sg with a mean 90 in the neck.
Brooklyn, or failing that Golden Gate
http://BlodmannPickups.com (http://blodmannpickups.com)
Quote from: everdrone on March 27, 2012, 07:23:53 PM
what amp???
what tuning and strings?
Relatively low-gain amp, I have a small Laney Lionheart head right now but I also have a 200W Hiwatt clone project going. I'll probably stick to drop-D or drop-C tunings (.011-.012 strings).
SH-5 would be a good option? I might be able to score a used one.