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Seymour Duncan > 1) This is the second guitar I've made "Poplin" 2007, I call it Spider. 2) Duncan Hot Rodded Humbucker set with the SH2 Jazz at the neck and SH 4 at the bridge 3) This guitar body is made from Redwood and Cypress, the inlay web is Cedar and the spider is green ablone, 500 k pots used. 4) Warren Poplin, thewood@peoplepc.com
Seymour Duncan > i would have entered her in sooner if i had known there was one, its been set up like this ever since 2001. 1) Brand, year, and model of guitar, with a nickname, if there is one, e.g., "Blackie.". fender 2000 left handed standard mexi strat "Bender" 2) Which Seymour Duncan, Basslines, Duncan Designed or Benedetto pickups are in it. duncan invaders in the bridge and neck position, both coil-tapped. 3) Up to 25 words describing anything about the guitar. red tortise shell pickguard made by jeannie pickguards, 3 push-pull pots tap both humbuckers and have different random combinations, one of the combinations is all 3 pickups at once. 4) Your name and either e-mail or website, if you'd like a link. chris hahn
Seymour Duncan > here is my 2007 WAYNE legend-nicknamed JAKESTER-after Jake e lee. Duncan JB in bridge and Duncan quarter pounder in neck made by michael and wayne charvel-lightweight basswood body-JAKE would be proud
Seymour Duncan > Hello Its my Guitar for hall of fame White Beauty , An Randhy Rhoads copy by Luthier Rodrigo Paint by Coruja Sermour Duncan Jazz at Neck and Seymour Duncan Distortion at Bridge Greetzz from Brasil! my name Georges Abou Nabhan Junior , Cuiritiba , brasil Luthier Website ,
Seymour Duncan > 1. Ernie Ball Music Man Sub 1 2. JB in the bridge and Hot Stacks in the neck and middle. 3. I had to make my own custom pickguard as there are no aftermarkets available yet. 4. Thomas Lhamon, Flat Rock, MI
Seymour Duncan > Hey I have a guitar I'd like to show off. It's a 2006 MIM Fender Stratocaster. I call it the Great White I just recently installed a Seymour Duncan 59 TB in the bridge With the new pickup, this baby sings and screams. It's so clear, and the harmonics are superb! From Robin Bennison (Robbiedbee of the SDUGF)
Seymour Duncan > Hy guys at SD, I was just surfin' on your webpage, when I found the page with the greatest axes ever ;) So, I guess that there's actually one great guitar missing: I call this Les Paul version, masterbuild by the german guitar-guru Thomas Kortmann in Frankfurt/Main (forgot the date, must have been around '85-'90), "Golden Beauty" ... although I know that this name isn't very inventive. I tried a lot of different PUs for the bridge position ... and finally ended up with the classic SH-4 jb model. It fit's perfectly to the great tone of my guitar with perfect attack, sustain, drive etc. It suits almost all styles from blues to heavy rock. Actually I don't think of replacing neither the SD nor the Fralin HB in the neck position anymore. You made a happy man of me ;) Damn, this is more than 25 words ... but you can easily pick out one or two sentences ;) My name is Sebastian Gruenberg and you can find me and my band here: www.mint-rockt.de or http://www.myspace.com/mintrockt All the best, greatings from Germany, Sebastian
Seymour Duncan > This is my frankenstrat. It was built in 1993 from a Warmoth neck and Chandler body and is nicknamed, "Franky". The pickups changed several times recently, from the Custom Custom/Jazz to the JB/Jazz to what it has now, Brobucker/APS-1. It's a beast that plays and sounds great. Erik Hansen (ErikH) http://www.erikhansen.net/
Seymour Duncan > "Dr. Nick's 3 patients...the '74 Custom 20th Ann. has the gold-covered, double-cream Distortion in it, the Standard has a double-cream DD, and my Tipton replica has an ancient Jazz in the neck and a DD in the bridge."
1. Ernie Ball Music Man Sub 1
2. JB in the bridge and Hot Stacks in the neck and middle.
3. I had to make my own custom pickguard as there are no aftermarkets available yet.
4. Thomas Lhamon, Flat Rock, MI
> 1. Ernie Ball Music Man Sub 1 2. JB in the bridge and Hot Stacks in the neck and middle. 3. I had to make my own custom pickguard as there are no aftermarkets available yet. 4. Thomas Lhamon, Flat Rock, MI
1. Ernie Ball Music Man Sub 1
2. JB in the bridge and Hot Stacks in the neck and middle.
3. I had to make my own custom pickguard as there are no aftermarkets available yet.
4. Thomas Lhamon, Flat Rock, MI
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