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I feel a bit responible for this discusion, since I asked about my Epi pups. I agree with Rick, the sound is your goal, and you must find the way (equipment) to get it. The point is I have already

Clif, I don't know how worthy of bandwidth my response will be, but I do see this differently. Tone is important to me in two main ways. One is that I care how others hear my guitar. But,

wrote: must I do, and it doesn't affect my playing at all. I don't play a Benedetto one dang bit better than I play my JT-136 which cost $299. Probably worse, since I don't have fb problems with

Hi, somebody knows the differences between ES335 Gibson and Seymor Duncan 57 pick-ups? thanks guys... Daniel www.cdbaby.com/martinacia

You're not a gear head and neither am I... Just someone who wants to get the sound I am looking for... It's funny... My wife and I agreed that I would only own two guitars the rest of my life ...

I play a high end guitar, but the exact same one for more that 20 years, with no mods except for the pickup. I play low end amps (even though I have a high end amp). You can buy a JX-40 for about

You certainly weren't argumentative and now that you are saying gear is important changes my outlook totally... <richardipollack@y...> wrote: are of into any times

If it's equipment info you want, I'd highly recommend visiting The Gear Page (thegearpage.net) regularly. It's frequented by a lot of high end, boutique gear snobs, but, hey, I'm one of them.

I was refering to the remark, "I think I'm pretty much on the other end of the spectrum from gearheads, but I see this differently." Every time I talk about equipment on this site, I get people

First of all, I want to apologize if I sounded argumentative. That wasn't my intention. To answer your question, I play a Gibson L5-S (paf reissue in neck position) with and ME-50 pedal board. I

According to what Tom Jones (TV Jones) told me... That the lower DC resistance produces more clarity... Which is what I really love and I think is what you want for jazz and for that matter blues

Wow... didn't know that... wrote: humbuckers. Gibson in

I think you should reread what Rick said. He said the exact opposite of what you claim he said. He said that *every* link in the chain, including (but not limited to) pickups, matters. Jeff

OK... So what do you play... If gear doesn't matter I guess you must play the cheapest thing out there ... Like a Used squier strat ?? However, if you are playing a $1000+ istrument you're

It stands for Patent Applied For. It refers to a label that was placed on the earlier Gibson humbuckers. These pickups are considered to be particularly good sounding. Gibson later reissued the

Juan: Did you use a neck mount ? If so, did it fit OK... put one on my Epi

have to What do Howdy, I'm not sure about the DC resistance, if it is the same as the output olm's (which is resistance?). I think it has to do with the output "power" the pickup has

Ok, so what makes a good jazz pickup. How does D.C resistance have to do with it? What difference does the height of the pickup make? Basically what do I have to know to choose a good jazz pickup?

Lovely video Dick, just how did you learn to play like that? What methodologies get one to play like that? I dont suppose any one book can do it, do you mind me asking how long you have been

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