Anyone ever try a jackson j90c pickup in a mahogany body guitar? Most of these and the j series pickups were put in alder or poplar bodies back in the day i assume. Most people say this pickup sounds like a jb or a duncan distortion. I have seen these 2 types of pickups in mahogany bodies, but with the upper mid range of the j90c would it be to bright or fizzy sounding? Thanks!
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I was just playing my J90C loaded Fusion Deluxe (short scale basswood). It was really brutal for thrash metal. I was nailing Mustaine tones better than my SL2H with a TB4. Not fizzy or bright. Somewhere between the JB and DD, but closer to the DD IMO.
It is a powerful pickup and I could see it possibly getting bassy in a mahogany body.
But then again, basswood supposed to tone like mahogany.
Is this a short or long scale guitar?
Set neck? Bolt on?
Trem? Fixed / string thru?
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25.5 scale, bolt on, fixed bridge, mahogany body, maple top, maple neck, and rosewood fingerboard.
If mahogany makes this pickup a little bassy, can you change pots, and caps to alter it? Maybe a 10 band eq can configure the difference.I put most psychiatrists on the couch.
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I'm paying $380 for a new rgr421exfm and going to customize it with jackson vintage pickups and electronics. LOL! I would love to have a charvel or jackson with these specs but it's hard to find a string thru /hardtail older type guitar around here. I bought a jackson dx10d amber sunburst new for $510 and was going to customize it but the tremolo gave me fits when I took off all of the strings. If your talking about the pickup i bought it off someone on here 2 years ago and its been laying around ever since. LOL!Last edited by Dr loomis; 10-04-2010, 11:44 PM.I put most psychiatrists on the couch.
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