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Seymour Duncan > Will Eubanks
 
2000 Fender '72 Tele Custom RI equipped with SD Hot Rails bridge.
 
I bought this guitar last year and loved the single coil sound, but needed a rocker. So I popped in a Hot Rails, and voila!
Seymour Duncan > This is my '99 American Standard with Alnico Pro II pickups. A great blues sound for sure. The guitar is called "Prestonius", kind of a word play on my Dad's name. From Magic Sam to Jimi Hendrix, these pickups rule!  Semour says Are YOU Experienced?
Seymour Duncan > Here's my 'Relicaster'. It started out as a stock Tele, but I made it to look like Jeff Beck's Tele-Gib, built by Seymour. I further modded it by adding a LP toggle and a 3 knob control plate (2vol/1tone) I put a Jimmie Vaughan Strat neck on (awesome shape). It has the JB bridge and Jazz neck as Seymour did with the 250K pots. A tone monster!

butnut

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Seymour Duncan > 1996 Epiphone Sheraton II with a SH-1 '59 in the bridge (a Gibson Classic '57 in the neck). It's impressive how much character can the good ol' '59 bring to this guitar. This hollow-body never sounded so... solid!
 
Thank you,
 
Dan G.
Seymour Duncan > 1998 Epiphone Les Paul Standard with the now legendary SH-1 '59 (neck) and SH-14 Custom 5 combo. My guitar has never sounded so much like a Les Paul. Thanks to Seymour Duncan. 
 
Thank you,
 
Dan G.
Seymour Duncan > Scott_F here.  Here's another pic for the Wall.  
 
PRS McCarty Soapbar using special Seymour Duncan P90's (I guess you guys can't say what they are)  Vintage Burst
 
website address: www.ToneNinja.net
 
Here's a link to my PRS picture...  http://www.toneninja.net/prs9.JPG
Sincerely,
 
Scott Fitzpatrick
Seymour Duncan > Butch Snyder here from the Seymour Duncan Users Forum.
Seymour Duncan > Here are the attachments of the Y2K 
'59 Historic known as "Molten Gold", I'm sending you them as separate emails so you can use the best picture. The Top changes from each angle,
Thanks,

Robert Salomone
7697 E Perola Dr
Scottsdale, AZ  85262
Seymour Duncan > Here's a pic of my guitar. It's a custom double-neck guitar/mandola made by Hugh Manson of Manson's Guitars in Devon, England, completed only a couple of months ago. It's known as the "double dragon" guitar due to the dragon inlays on each neck, the nickname coincidentally is also the name of a famous Welsh beer :-)
 
The pickups are: guitar neck - '59 at the bridge, rw/rp Quarterpounder in the middle, Jazz in the neck position. Mandola neck - Cool Rails. Both necks also have saddle piezo systems The humbuckers on the guitar neck are coil-tapped.
 
This is a really fantastic and unique instrument - the guitar neck plays and feels like my '83 Gibson Spirit while the mandola is excellent not only in it's normal open CGDAD tuning but also with a capo at fret 7 giving you mandolin tuning. It's the most versatile instrument I've ever owned!
Jonathan J Quick
 
Email jj@jjquick.com
Home www.jjquick.com
Band www.rattlesnakeshake.com
Here's a pic of my guitar. It's a custom double-neck guitar/mandola made by Hugh Manson of Manson's Guitars in Devon, England, completed only a couple of months ago. It's known as the "double dragon" guitar due to the dragon inlays on each neck, the nickname coincidentally is also the name of a famous Welsh beer :-)

The pickups are: guitar neck - '59 at the bridge, rw/rp Quarterpounder in the middle, Jazz in the neck position. Mandola neck - Cool Rails. Both necks also have saddle piezo systems The humbuckers on the guitar neck are coil-tapped.

This is a really fantastic and unique instrument - the guitar neck plays and feels like my '83 Gibson Spirit while the mandola is excellent not only in it's normal open CGDAD tuning but also with a capo at fret 7 giving you mandolin tuning. It's the most versatile instrument I've ever owned!
Jonathan J Quick

Email jj@jjquick.com
Home http://www.jjquick.com
Band http://www.rattlesnakeshake.com
 > Here's a pic of my guitar. It's a custom double-neck guitar/mandola made by Hugh Manson of Manson's Guitars in Devon, England, completed only a couple of months ago. It's known as the "double dragon" guitar due to the dragon inlays on each neck, the nickname coincidentally is also the name of a famous Welsh beer :-)
 
The pickups are: guitar neck - '59 at the bridge, rw/rp Quarterpounder in the middle, Jazz in the neck position. Mandola neck - Cool Rails. Both necks also have saddle piezo systems The humbuckers on the guitar neck are coil-tapped.
 
This is a really fantastic and unique instrument - the guitar neck plays and feels like my '83 Gibson Spirit while the mandola is excellent not only in it's normal open CGDAD tuning but also with a capo at fret 7 giving you mandolin tuning. It's the most versatile instrument I've ever owned!
Jonathan J Quick
 
Email jj@jjquick.com
Home www.jjquick.com
Band www.rattlesnakeshake.com
Here's a pic of my guitar. It's a custom double-neck guitar/mandola made by Hugh Manson of Manson's Guitars in Devon, England, completed only a couple of months ago. It's known as the "double dragon" guitar due to the dragon inlays on each neck, the nickname coincidentally is also the name of a famous Welsh beer :-)

The pickups are: guitar neck - '59 at the bridge, rw/rp Quarterpounder in the middle, Jazz in the neck position. Mandola neck - Cool Rails. Both necks also have saddle piezo systems The humbuckers on the guitar neck are coil-tapped.

This is a really fantastic and unique instrument - the guitar neck plays and feels like my '83 Gibson Spirit while the mandola is excellent not only in it's normal open CGDAD tuning but also with a capo at fret 7 giving you mandolin tuning. It's the most versatile instrument I've ever owned!
Jonathan J Quick

Email jj@jjquick.com
Home http://www.jjquick.com
Band http://www.rattlesnakeshake.com
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