New guitar

eSGEe said:
The main rule is Adrian rubs his junk on it-----well MY MAIN RULE --- occasionally I will mark my territory by peeing on it--- but a junk rub is S.O.P. especially in public....
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That's a fact!
Ya gotta show the guitar who's boss. Set the ground rules right away.
A disciplinary junk rub usually does the job, but for more headstrong instruments a more drastic measure is usually needed.
Basses require special consideration...
 
syscokid said:
I don't think so. There's too much space in between the pickups... o_O
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I thought that as well when I got it.
Was window shopping all kinds of pickups. But after playing it a few times... I can't explain it.
It soon changed my way of thinking.
It has the Stratish sounds that nothing other than a Stratish guitar can make.
Always liked the Strat sounds but felt off with the guitars.

I was missing dem tonz, and it seemed a shame to ruin it with a bunch of pesky little humbuckers, so unaltered it shall remain.














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Hackmaster said:
I thought that as well when I got it.
Was window shopping all kinds of pickups. But after playing it a few times... I can't explain it.
It soon changed my way of thinking.
It has the Stratish sounds that nothing other than a Stratish guitar can make.
Always liked the Strat sounds but felt off with the guitars.

I was missing dem tonz, and it seemed a shame to ruin it with a bunch of pesky little humbuckers, so unaltered it shall remain.














For now...
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He He seems that at times changing nothing, is the biggest change
 
Hackmaster said:
It really does Ray. Four in total, the bridge bucker splits and goes "turbo", whatever that marketing hype is.
Like a tone bypass or something right to the jack.
Plus the normal Stratish sounds from the 5 way switch.

I'm finding it hard to hack.
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Turbo may be an out of phase effect or a reverse phase effect...
 
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