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What is that last chord position in the main riff? I looks like it should be a D chord but his fingering is like an E position. I know the guitar is tuned to drop D but I'm not getting it. Can someone help? Thanks
I've heard reviews with both the toaster pickups and the newer pickups. I hear almost no difference. I do hear that the newer pickups are brighter. But if you want the darker sound, turn on more bass. Why go through all that expense to reprofit? Unless it's just the aesthetic look you're after? Personally, I'm just glad to have a Rick 330 12. Don't have a bunch of money to convert all my guitars. Nor gigs to justify. Those days are gone.
Hmm. When I swapped my hi gains for toasters I felt a world of a difference and it was actually brighter and way more jangly than the hi gains. Don’t get me wrong I love the hi gains but there was a night and day difference for my ears personally.
hey, are you using a pick AND fingers? how do i get into finger style playing im intimidated by electric guitar finger style. just learned dear prudence ha and i tried this fleetwood mac song . but those are all finger picked completely. is this hybrid?
I recently purchased the 60s because the neck was way more comfortable for me, but listening to this comparison I can definitely hear a tad more clarity with the 50s, which I would’ve preferred. Oh well, I’m still 100% happy with mine.
Great video. I have a Britt set for my Pod Go. I think the IR’s make a difference. Create your own patch with a cabinet and then try the IR’s. I think you’ll like the difference.
hi, I want to buy an explorer for recording guitar and sedentary classes (I've been playing for only a year), do you think this is a good idea? (I'm sorry for my English)
I know this is an old post but.. has anyone considered the best choice when having wire tapped humbuckers? Seems like there should be one way that brings a better "strat" sound than the other. I would love to hear opinions about that scenario. Anyone?
Great! After a few decades I finally decided to learn it this week. Amazing how the simple time and the simple music done right still sounds great to this day.
The pickups on both these models are not the same, which is why they don't sound the same either. The 50s LP comes with Epiphone Probucker 1 in the neck and Probucker 2 in the bridge while the 60s LP comes with Probucker 2 in the neck and Probucker 3 in the bridge. The Probucker pickups (which are basically Epiphone versions of the Gibson Burstbucker pickups) get progressively hotter as the model number increases - just like their Gibson counterparts.
