I am curious if I can get a Piezo setup for my Jackson SL-1. Does it exist?
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Piezo for my Jackson
CURRENT GEAR SET UP
2005 JACKSON SOLOIST
1989 JACKSON KING V
1984 JACKSON RR
AXE FX II
MESA BOOGIE 2:90
DMC GROUND CONTROL PRO
FURMAN POWER CONDITIONER
(2) MESA BOOGIE 4X12 RECTO CABINETS
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This should work, but I don't know if they are available just yet? I don't know if you can just swap the saddles or if the whole bridge is needed to replace the existing one.
Tone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.
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Originally posted by El Chiguete View PostAre this just replacing saddles or is it the complete tremolo?Tone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.
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This is interesting cause I'm in the market for something similar. Even if you replace the saddles or the whole bridge, won't you have to run a separate output? Or, can you just make your one output a mixture of your magnetic pickups and piezos? How are you going to control the output of the mags with the output of the piezos, wire up your tone knob for it?
I'm looking at an Ibanez RG1820X or thinking about a new Ibanez Montage.
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http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-Ibanez-Monta...QQcmdZViewItem
Brian
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It's a complete tremelo, I ordered one cause I'm in the process of rolling my own, (Vairax transplant with a humbucker and possibly a sustainac) and had seen some some guys getting just the saddles for the Floyd's even though it's not listed on their web site.
But when I contacted them by phone they told me that people were having trouble drilling holes through the original Floyd bases, (hardened steel on the base plates, they'll eat regular drill bits in a drill press) so they were just selling the complete kits.
It's pretty much a Gotoh trem which IMO is not as good as the Real Floyd's.
The saddles will retro fit on a Floyd but the base has to be drilled out with cobalt bits on a drill press or milling machine.
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Originally posted by 138 View PostIt's a complete tremelo, I ordered one cause I'm in the process of rolling my own, (Vairax transplant with a humbucker and possibly a sustainac) and had seen some some guys getting just the saddles for the Floyd's even though it's not listed on their web site.
But when I contacted them by phone they told me that people were having trouble drilling holes through the original Floyd bases, (hardened steel on the base plates, they'll eat regular drill bits in a drill press) so they were just selling the complete kits.
It's pretty much a Gotoh trem which IMO is not as good as the Real Floyd's.
The saddles will retro fit on a Floyd but the base has to be drilled out with cobalt bits on a drill press or milling machine.CURRENT GEAR SET UP
2005 JACKSON SOLOIST
1989 JACKSON KING V
1984 JACKSON RR
AXE FX II
MESA BOOGIE 2:90
DMC GROUND CONTROL PRO
FURMAN POWER CONDITIONER
(2) MESA BOOGIE 4X12 RECTO CABINETS
(2) MESA BOOGIE 2X12 RECTO CABINETS
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Originally posted by BTB007 View PostThis is interesting cause I'm in the market for something similar. Even if you replace the saddles or the whole bridge, won't you have to run a separate output? Or, can you just make your one output a mixture of your magnetic pickups and piezos? How are you going to control the output of the mags with the output of the piezos, wire up your tone knob for it?
I'm looking at an Ibanez RG1820X or thinking about a new Ibanez Montage.
BrianTone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.
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When I ordered it from them two months ago, it was in a beta stage I guess you could say. So there were no other electronics in the kit. Just a 14 pin connector block and a 2 wire lead, which I'll use to tie into the variax circut instead of using their stock piezo's on the original bridge.
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