I've finally done it. After replacing my stock pickups to the Seymour Duncan Hot Rodded set, I've changed them to P-rails and it was definitely worth it. The humbucker sounds tough but not as sharp as the JB, the P-90 sounds original, like a rowdy kind of tone but the star is the rail tone. It sounds crystal clear and really stratty. Below is an excerpt of how I changed the pickups. Takes quite a bit of work but worth it. I highly recommend it, if you're not comfortable with soldering, you can always send it to a guitar tech to do it. Now, to shield my guitar.
You can check it out here at these Musicians'Friend , Music123, ZZsounds or Woodwind and Brass .
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Friday, September 5, 2008
Lace Music Alumitone pickups
Like any amazing discovery, I came across this purely by accident. I was going through the Musician's Friend website and saw this weird looking piece of metal. Hang on, its a guitar pickup. Whoa!! Its the new pickup for the new century. Based on an Aluminium exosceleton, extremely light weight, you gotta give these a go
Either from Musician's Friend


or Music123.com


Check these videos out !!
You can check it out here at these Musicians'Friend , Music123, ZZsounds or Woodwind and Brass . .
Either from Musician's Friend
or Music123.com
Check these videos out !!
You can check it out here at these Musicians'Friend , Music123, ZZsounds or Woodwind and Brass . .
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