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Maybe a stupid question BUT: i recently got an SL1 custom shop from 1989 with the j100 and j90 set. I had a 1987 soloist with the j200 on and they sounded much better to me. Will the j200 work on this sl1 without the active circuit if i changed them? I allready changed the J90 to a bill lawrence xl500l which was used 1-2 years as standard on these guitars and its truly amazing. Any info if it worth the switch from j100 to j200 on an non active circuit would be apreciated.
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Yes, it will work without the active circuit just fine. As to whether it will be worth the switch, that's more a personal thing...it's what your ears like better.My Gear: Stoneman SG-1, Hufschmid Tantalum H6, ESP KH-6, Sully #8 JCF One-Off, Templar GuitarWorks Relic Prototype, James Hetfield Tribal Hunt KL Explorer, Coobeetsa CCG-10-DX PRO Eagle, Schecter Hellraiser C-1 Hybrid, Daly Heiro Custom, Gibson Les Paul Custom, Gibson SG Menace, Peavey Vypyr 60 Tube
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The J200's were designed to work along with the active circuit. Without it, they will sound weak.MakeAJazzNoiseHere: You kidding me? I'd suck her fartbox dry in a heartbeat. 9/29/2011 quote about Megan FoxComment
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This was my experience with the J200 with Model 4's...really weak without the active circuit.Originally posted by Alvin_Wilson View Post"Your work is ingenius…it’s quality work….and there are simply too many notes…that’s all, just cut a few, and it’ll be perfect."Comment
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So the answer is yes, they will work, and no, they won't sound the same without the active circuit.Comment
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The J200's sound like ass without the JE1200._________________________________________________
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