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Nobody, could be more tired of "Gear Posts" than I am. I delete almost all of them, never reading them. As the head of Callicoon Music, the Woods family publishing company, I've seen our royalty

Nice comeback! :)

Dave, the tiny url, she don't work for me. Jim

Ammo, Please add words!:-) Jim

Thank you, Terry. You've always got something nice to say. I appreciate that very much. Your friend, Jim

Hi Jeff, It really depends upon the Epi in question. I've seen more bad quality Epis over the past few decades than I have good ones. The quality control is generally piss-poor, and they come out of

Yes they are, and this is why I am selling it to someone who plays Christian Music exclusively... Marc

God help you if they are republican pickups ...

I was thinking more about the "ribbed" part. *LOL* Anyway, thanks for those recommendations. I'm thinking the first one might suit the amp, since it includes modelling and needs a speaker with wider

Hey Will, Here we go again... more pickup debates. The only reason I'm posting, though, is because I just happened to change pickups in two guitars, a gibson R4 and R5. I tossed the Gibson P-90s and

You can never go wrong with Jason Lollar's pickups. :) Cheers, JV Juan Vega

Hi guys, I haven't been following this thread too closely, but I have an Epi Sheraton II that I bought more than 15 years ago, and it's a great instrument. It was built by Samick in Korea, and it's

hmmm, Hi Alisdair, Virtually no response to this thread, yet (not counting those I already deleted) 10 responses in the past 10 minutes or so regarding Seymore Duncan pick-ups. Is it any surprise that

Hey! Ordinary jazz guitar fans member of this groups, don't let this forum be monopolized solely by arrogant "pros" and don't be afraid to express yourselves... ;~))

As long as I have not got screwed...

2 screws?

duh?

Hummm, got the answer instantly on... S. Duncan website... There is a label on the... underside. ;~)

You ARE being satirical here, aren't you, Bob?