They are the pick ups I put in my 335 copy. A little money but worth it and the thrills you get are amazing.
Can you hear the "hollow" in an electric guitar?
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They are the pick ups I put in my 335 copy. A little money but worth it and the thrills you get are amazing.
Tony M.
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I find the brightness in a 57 to be an asset.
I leave the neck tone wide open and the bridge tone at about 7,
the neck volume at about 4-6 and the bridge volume around 7,
then I set amps and pedals to go well with those settings.
This gives me someplace to go with both pickups.
I leave the neck tone wide open and the bridge tone at about 7,
the neck volume at about 4-6 and the bridge volume around 7,
then I set amps and pedals to go well with those settings.
This gives me someplace to go with both pickups.
My German Shepard was named Harvey. Great movie
chilipeppermaniac
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jtcnj
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Derailment, or merely a scenic route detour.....?
Anyway, the bigger the pooch, the bigger the poops.
I have often pondered as I walk our dogs, carrying a plastic bag of freshly retrieved crap:
IF there are space aliens watching, they may surmise the dogs are in charge and I am their servant.
In many ways, they have it better than I; a leisurely life where all their needs are secured and provided.
While I go off to slave and toil and errr, surf internet guitar forums all day.
Anyway, the bigger the pooch, the bigger the poops.
I have often pondered as I walk our dogs, carrying a plastic bag of freshly retrieved crap:
IF there are space aliens watching, they may surmise the dogs are in charge and I am their servant.
In many ways, they have it better than I; a leisurely life where all their needs are secured and provided.
While I go off to slave and toil and errr, surf internet guitar forums all day.
OP
RVA
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since my wife has locked me in the basement, I have resorted to the use of amp settings. Actually, the "amber" (mild) OD setting on the Marshall JVM with the gain down changes the EQ to a quite pleasing and mellow tone.
chilipeppermaniac
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Adrian, this demo is exactly what I hear when playing my 135 or a 175 vs the Lesters or SG's
Tony M.
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chilipeppermaniac
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HAHA Tony Manhattan. NOT even close
What I meant to say is, " The tonal variations, Mitch's video depicted between the 2 guitars" is what my ears perceive the sound differences to be on my similar models.
What I meant to say is, " The tonal variations, Mitch's video depicted between the 2 guitars" is what my ears perceive the sound differences to be on my similar models.
OP
RVA
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I will try that
I sold both my 57's and 57+ sets on Reverb for $200/pair. I see lots in the $200 range.
You described something few Gibson 57 fans admit too - almost shrill brightness....
eSGEe
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IT did to me as well for the "genre" he was playing .......
in other styles it may not be so