PRS and McCarty estate recently dropped the lawsuit against Gibson. Not too much information on what were the results but it seems like Gibson won't be making anymore `Theodore` guitars since it seemed like it was limited.
Mine only happens when I touch the button on my fuzz pedal when it is active. Only found this out when I was playing barefoot. I’m guessing the fuzz pedal has a grounding issue. 🤷🏻
Ive had a set of his Modern 7 set in one of his signature LTD's for years. I modded that guitar so that every option the pickups have can be selected from the push/pulls in the pots an from three way switches. The only option that isnt available outside the guitar is the HF tilt option and i have that wired to a three way switch inside the control cavity. His Modern set is the same Neck as a regular Fluence Modern Neck Alnico pickup. So the only difference in his sig set is the bridge. And i do like his signature ceramic bridge pickup but i like the regular modern bridge a bit more.
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@@riffwithcliff thank you for being a good sport. annoyingly correcting YTbers' grammar is my schtick. but hey ultimately i'm helping yall not to sound like unedumacated fools to yall's global audience!
Definitely two different pedals. I'd like to hear a comparison of using these with a high gain channel (pedal gain down, level up) to see which one tightens up the sound better
Dude, I've gotta check out the DJI camera (as you know, we have their wireless mics). Picks...Dunlop Maxgrips have been my go-to for decades. I seem to be using the 1.00mm these days. I used .88 for several years and prior to that, .60mm
P90s are my fave. Especially the superb P90 on my St. Blues 61 South. What is it? I dunno. Possibly a Lollar. P90s still have the 'purity' I find in Single Coils. Sure, humbuckers are useful, but I only own a single guitar with humbuckers. The rest are all single-coils, from vintage Danelectros to Fenders, to various P-90s. I am currently installing Retrosound P90s on my Epiphone WildKat.
I like to think about pickups more in terms of actual construction and the most interesting part for me is "where are the magnets?" In "Fender style" pickups the polepieces ARE the magnets while "Gibson style" pickups like P90s or Humbuckers have metal polepieces with a large magnet underneath. With the magnet closer to the strings Fenders are less compressed and brighter. And then there is the actual size of the pickup. While singlecoils only pick up a small strip of the string, P90s and humbuckers are wider and more length of string is captured. This means more bass and mids. So while the P90 is a single coil and thus prone to hum it's actually much closer to a humbucker in other factors of its construction. If you can get your hands on them try a Jazzmaster (with special pickups which are NOT P90. They have a similar size but are constructed like single coils and have a very interesting sounds) or any guitar with real wide range humbuckers (essentially a "Fender style Humbucker and I really love them) There are of course many factors that color the sound of a pickup and that's why it is funny you used a Telecaster to show of single coils. The bridge pickup has a metal base plate which shapes the magnetic field and leads to a snappier sound compared to a Strat and the neck pickup is a bit smaller and has a metal plate so it's really its own thing.
1:12 I think you should have played something slower since we're talking about tone, we don't really have much time to hear anything because all notes you're playing are dying too fast
Thanks for the feedback! Will do next time. You can hear that the tele has a pick of a plucky sound to it and a little less bass response. I'll try and do another video with the notes held out or chords to hear it better! Cheers
I hear you dude. The P90 is such a cool pickup to have in your arsenal. I love my Gibson P90s in this video but I also like the Lollar brand! Though they are pricey!
why do people snip their strings it really annoys me. It doesn't take long to unwind them and if you keep them you have a spare incase one brakes - it's just wasteful.
Oh interesting! I've never had one damaged that way. It is always a good idea to loosen the strings to take off the tension first. Thanks for watching.
❤when you play it you will see I have one it's the perfect strat it's the queen of all time but Gibson les Paul is king mmy 92 white studio is my prince but some. Day I'll have a custom black with gold hardware till then long live the queen
@@riffwithcliff wow that's cool I just got a epiphone T310 tele with the explorer neck it's not a fender but I love to play it she is in line to the throne
