twiztedchild
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eh would much rather spend the money on the RC7 than spend the money on a wood upgrade(or downgrade?) and an ebony fretboard when imo the LTD is enough for me
that is true I just dont like the SRC inlay
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eh would much rather spend the money on the RC7 than spend the money on a wood upgrade(or downgrade?) and an ebony fretboard when imo the LTD is enough for me
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that is true I just dont like the SRC inlayBut I think I would do the same thing or just get a custom from Rico Jr maybe
Yeah id get a custom. If i were to spend thousands on a custom, id want it to be MY custom and not someone elses![]()
The sound of pickups were muddy.IMHO
but doesnt every one say that about ALL EMG pickups??![]()
Huh? Like them or not, I thought most people agreed that if there is anything EMGs are not, it's muddy.![]()
Quite the opposite, in fact. Many people find them to be cold and sterile. I think they're "hi-fi" sounding... you can really hear the sound of the string.
Something that may affect people's experience with EMGs is they have very weak magnets and need to be set VERY close to the strings to get maximum impact from the preamp.
I found it far different for blackouts. EMGs were a pain in the ass for that aforementioned reason, but I find myself LOWERING the blackouts to get a better clean sound. If I'm playing something with balls to the wall distortion, I put them up high and rip off faceis this true for the blackouts also?
and thanks for the info
I found it far different for blackouts. EMGs were a pain in the ass for that aforementioned reason, but I find myself LOWERING the blackouts to get a better clean sound. If I'm playing something with balls to the wall distortion, I put them up high and rip off face![]()
So I'm about to pull the trigger on an SC608, we'll see how it fares against my not-so-big hands!![]()