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push/pulls, taps etc

  • 02-10-2007 12:36pm
    #1
    fourmations
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,377 ✭✭✭


    hi all

    i am changing the pups on my epi 57 RI goldtop LP
    and was interested in the options I have

    i am getting a couple of GFS's to try them out
    i was going to get a p90 style neck and a fairly high gain bridge

    I am ordering pups so I was going to maybe get some push pull pots
    and do some funky wiring

    i dont want to take on anything too messy, Im no expert

    any good ideas or links etc

    Rgds

    4


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  • #2
    punchdrunk
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,355 ✭✭✭punchdrunk


    these look good!

    http://www.guitar-mod.com/rg_passive.html


  • #3
    leninbenjamin
    Closed Accounts Posts: 8,983 ✭✭✭leninbenjamin


    http://www.guitarnuts.com/index.php

    have a look in the wiring a shielding section, has tons of ideas for you to look at at.

    i'd recommend the series or parallel thing. i have it on my guitar and i find it quite useful. series gives a hotter sound, whereas parallel is a bit more mellow.
    you could also do funky things like putting it out of phase, splitting a humbucker to make it behave more like a single coil and so on... but i think being able to switch between series and parallel is probably the most useful? it's all on guitar nuts anyway.


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