ByronBlack Posted January 28, 2008 Author Report Share Posted January 28, 2008 Hi tim, I'm using a SD JB in the bridge, and SD Jazz at the neck, wired up to 500 pots, with a master volume and master tone controlling both of the pickups - I like to keep it simple. Glad you like the way it's coming together, some more progress will be posted in the coming weeks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jmrentis Posted January 28, 2008 Report Share Posted January 28, 2008 (edited) Hi tim, I'm using a SD JB in the bridge, and SD Jazz at the neck, wired up to 500 pots, with a master volume and master tone controlling both of the pickups - I like to keep it simple. Glad you like the way it's coming together, some more progress will be posted in the coming weeks. +1, just about exactly what I am going with on my current project. Thats one of my most favorite setups for some reason. I'm trying some better caps I found for the hell of it, but thats the combo I want to use. I think after this one though, I may try some different pickups just to save some loot, I can always swap out pickups if need be. I bet your guitar is going to sound wicked upon completion Byron. Congrats, it really is looking good. Best of luck. J Edited January 28, 2008 by jmrentis Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ByronBlack Posted January 28, 2008 Author Report Share Posted January 28, 2008 Hi tim, I'm using a SD JB in the bridge, and SD Jazz at the neck, wired up to 500 pots, with a master volume and master tone controlling both of the pickups - I like to keep it simple. Glad you like the way it's coming together, some more progress will be posted in the coming weeks. +1, just about exactly what I am going with on my current project. Thats one of my most favorite setups for some reason. I'm trying some better caps I found for the hell of it, but thats the combo I want to use. I think after this one though, I may try some different pickups just to save some loot, I can always swap out pickups if need be. I bet your guitar is going to sound wicked upon completion Byron. Congrats, it really is looking good. Best of luck. J I was originally going to put in some bare knuckles, but with doing two projects at the same time I decided to save some cash and go with the SD matched pair, I'm pleased I did in the end. I have been playing it quite a bit, and despite a few setup issues with the guitar itself, the pickups sound great. I'm playing through a hot-rodded epi valve jnr and with a boss MT-2 I'm getting some great metal rhythm tones, although I need to add an eq pedal to get rid of the 'wah pedal half-cocked' sound. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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