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Re: The Gibson RD?
has your tech tried out the new ones? do they hold up[ to the originals?
has your tech tried out the new ones? do they hold up[ to the originals?
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Re: The Gibson RD?
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has your tech tried out the new ones? do they hold up to the originals?
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Honestly, I don't know whether he has or hasn't. I do believe that he would have told me if he had. He is always having pickup representatives "drop by" promoting their stuff and that's how I got turned onto Rio Grande pickups. I'll ask him this weekend. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]"POOP"Comment
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Re: The Gibson RD?
Update: Just got off the phone with my tech and he hasn't tried the new Dirty Fingers. However, this topic had come up before, so he did some research on the new model and he's yet to find any negative comments.
I have a 1995 LP Classic that I may experiment with a set of DFs. Stay tuned."POOP"Comment
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Re: The Gibson RD?
I always thought the RD Artist was really cool--but then I remember the new ones hanging on the wall at the local guitar store. And whenever a used one popped up, thought they played really nice. I haven't seen one locally in a long time, however. Back then, at least Gibson was trying to be innovative, even if they weren't entirely successful at it. Nowadays, they spend all their time figuring out ways to get you to pay $4000 for your dad's Les Paul...Comment
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Re: The Gibson RD?
yeah ^, like making you spend a whole lotta money to make a new guitar look like your dad's old beater LP! lol.
cool info, Germandeth, i look forward to a review of 'em. when i get another guitar, i'm thinking of those.Comment
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