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Re: Big goofy review of my new WR-1
That's cool, as long as it sounds and plays well! Most likely all guitars get some kind of dent or chip or something eventually, but I'd prefer to do that on my own instead of getting something brand new like that, that should be perfect.
As for the pickups, I've heard great things about the Full Shred, but I've never tried one. I'm sure it would be a perfect neck pickup for me, as I like brighter neck pups. The Warriors I've tried were older USA and Professional models with the slanted fingerboards and H/S pup routing. The Invaders were awesome, as I put two of them in my old Kelly... talk about drive and bass punch! If you keep the Invader a little bit lower in the body, it won't overdrive your amp as much and will bring more of the guitar's natural tone out without as much of the high gain resonating overtones.
[ October 08, 2003, 12:55 PM: Message edited by: toejam ]
That's cool, as long as it sounds and plays well! Most likely all guitars get some kind of dent or chip or something eventually, but I'd prefer to do that on my own instead of getting something brand new like that, that should be perfect.
As for the pickups, I've heard great things about the Full Shred, but I've never tried one. I'm sure it would be a perfect neck pickup for me, as I like brighter neck pups. The Warriors I've tried were older USA and Professional models with the slanted fingerboards and H/S pup routing. The Invaders were awesome, as I put two of them in my old Kelly... talk about drive and bass punch! If you keep the Invader a little bit lower in the body, it won't overdrive your amp as much and will bring more of the guitar's natural tone out without as much of the high gain resonating overtones.
[ October 08, 2003, 12:55 PM: Message edited by: toejam ]
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