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this is a pretty noob question but i have to ask cause i don't know
how would a jackson guitar, lets say rhoads model match up sound wise (how would it sound) mahagony body, full maple cap, maple neck, ebony fretboard, floyd rose, and bill lawrence l500xl in the bridge ?
another thing to add, I like brightness alot, not in the lynch way though, slap some sense into me with this.
here's what was going through my mind when i asked this, i was going to have a custom guitar made (i'm going to make this sound like warcraft now) I was thinking that i could have the mahagony to add lots of character and it's mid heavy-ness and present lows, the full maple cap to attack the darkness coming from the mahagony with its upper mids and brightness and then the maple neck to assist in the attacking and death of the mahagony, and the ebony fret board to make it alittle over the top with the attacking the mahagony
the bill lawrence l500xl is a nice pickup and it takes the character of the wood and guitar pretty dramatically, so i'm trying to get something going for a good razor edged tone, and i think(hope) the mahagony and maple with their assist with the mid frequencies would give it a completely different sound than i'm used to with my alder rhoads with an l500xl
so that way i might end up with a guitar not lacking brightness and mids, and not sounding like a kleenex box , unless if i am completely wrong about my whole warcraft battle thing (i dont even play that shiz)
i'm retarded please help
how would a jackson guitar, lets say rhoads model match up sound wise (how would it sound) mahagony body, full maple cap, maple neck, ebony fretboard, floyd rose, and bill lawrence l500xl in the bridge ?
another thing to add, I like brightness alot, not in the lynch way though, slap some sense into me with this.
here's what was going through my mind when i asked this, i was going to have a custom guitar made (i'm going to make this sound like warcraft now) I was thinking that i could have the mahagony to add lots of character and it's mid heavy-ness and present lows, the full maple cap to attack the darkness coming from the mahagony with its upper mids and brightness and then the maple neck to assist in the attacking and death of the mahagony, and the ebony fret board to make it alittle over the top with the attacking the mahagony
the bill lawrence l500xl is a nice pickup and it takes the character of the wood and guitar pretty dramatically, so i'm trying to get something going for a good razor edged tone, and i think(hope) the mahagony and maple with their assist with the mid frequencies would give it a completely different sound than i'm used to with my alder rhoads with an l500xl
so that way i might end up with a guitar not lacking brightness and mids, and not sounding like a kleenex box , unless if i am completely wrong about my whole warcraft battle thing (i dont even play that shiz)
i'm retarded please help
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