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DiMarzio X2N!! I only say that cause I put them in everything..
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Then a DiMarzio X2N, or a Duncan Parallel Axis Distortion Trembucker (PATB-2) will do just fine.Originally posted by fett View PostI have enough EMG's. I want something really, really hot that I don't have a clue about.
I feel my soul go cold... only the dead are smiling.Comment
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BareKnuckle WarPig
(They are like a buck fifty tho.....)"Now remember, things look bad and it looks like you're not gonna make it, then you gotta get mean. I mean plumb, mad-dog mean. 'Cause if you lose your head and you give up then you neither live nor win. That's just the way it is. ":JOSEY WALESComment
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Because of the angled pickup, anything with polepieces won't line up right.
Get a Bill Lawrence L500-XL, Black with a Red casing.
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Originally posted by guitarsjb View Post
+1.
I have these in a bunch of guitars also. They sound really nice coil tapped too. Nice bluesy clean sound tapped. Hot in humbucker mode. Very even string articulation. DP102 I believe is the model number.
As a side note, Ibanez used to put a version of this in there X series and proline guitars back in the early 80's too. They were known to be great stock pickups and you still examples of the guitars unmodded so that hs to say something I guess.Comment
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Thats why I suggested it, and yeah the xl is for lead/shreddingOriginally posted by necrotechno View PostBecause of the angled pickup, anything with polepieces won't line up right.
Get a Bill Lawrence L500-XL, Black with a Red casing.
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It's thin & trebley though..."Quiet, numbskulls, I'm broadcasting!" -Moe Howard, "Micro-Phonies" (1945)Comment
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Depends on the value of your volume pot. If you think it's too trebley, try a 250K.please don't put it into words, 'cause I fear what you're thinkingComment
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DiMarzio Super 3. If that guitar still ha she original Duo-Sound switch, wire it to that too. When you're ready to sell, look me up, I collect those Roadstars.
Yours looks like a late 1986 model since it still has the little "hooks" on the horns and black hardware which was a late introduction. The S/N on the backplate will tell you the year. The first letter is the month (A=January) and the first 2 numbers are the year.
TrevorComment
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It's G86XXXX. Damn. Serial numbers really mean something to some guitar makers. July 1986.
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[QUOTE=FusionFarmer;939530]Thats why I suggested it, and yeah the xl is for lead/shredding[/QUOTEThe x2n is the same way too. blades instead of pole pieces.
The x2n kicks ass.Comment
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Glad I could help.Originally posted by fett View PostIt's G86XXXX. Damn. Serial numbers really mean something to some guitar makers. July 1986.
I'm personally a huge fan of the IBZ humbucker that is stock in those guitars.Comment
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Stay tuned.:ROTF: :ROTF: :ROTF:I am a true ass set to this board.Comment
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