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In the meantime heres a demo of just one of the pickups im gonna get "The G-Rail" from youtube. Tell us what you think guys, me being an amateur an all would love to hear your opinions...Quote:
Originally Posted by nitroburner1000
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIf-7zHFPis
Checked the vid out a few nights ago and they do sound LOUD with an amazing array of sounds. Amp settings may have contributed a little bit but that sound clip is very encouraging and would have convinced me to buy. For GBP $23.99 each plus postage hopefully you have change out of AUD $100 bucks and that is seriously cheap for that amount of noise.
Yea, thats what i was thinking, cheap as, good reviews and very intriguing.Quote:
Originally Posted by wazkelly
Just ordered my pair of G-Rails, 2 mini switches and an assortment of luthier tools.
Ive ordered a set of 24 ct gold plated Brian May strings.
Ive been thinking about the full pickguard setup. As im going to attempt a veneer top i wont wont a full pickguard covering up all the grain and the bucker cavity's are too large just to use no pickguard, so i want to custom make one from a blank.
i am going to shift the pots around so ill have room for my 2 switches...top row...from left to right...bridge volume, mini switch, mini switch, neck volume. botom row ...from left to right.... bridge tone, neck tone. Rhythm/treble switch underneath neck bucker like the sg twin neck kit, and the lead input on the lower side of the guitar, like the les paul. Any thoughts guys?
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Can you just use mounting rings rather than a pick guard? And make a small "pot/switch holder one that just covers the rout?
I have those May Gold strings on my Jnr and another set to go on my ES125, they sound OK to me :)
The cavity thats factory cut is 50ml but the mounting rings only cover 45 ml, so thats my dilemma, they dont come any larger.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dedman
EDIT... maybe something like this... but encompassing both humbuckers as well.
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have a word with Pablo, he is the God of Acrylics, he may be able to make something up for you
Ill use him as a last resort, i think id like to have a go at making my own, cheersQuote:
Originally Posted by Dedman
Hey buddy, ever thought about different mounting rings? Metal or rosewood perhaps? Checkout this page at Realparts.....http://www.realparts.com.au/hardware...rings.html?p=2
Yea, checked out different mounting rings but the dilemma l have is that the factory holes that have been cut are 50ml wide, most rings are 46ml wide so i still have a gap. So i will have to use a modified pickguard.Quote:
Originally Posted by wazkelly
I.E. The Humbucker Pickup Ring Set - Rosewood From RealParts, dimensions...- Outside dimensions: 92mm x 46mm
- Inside dimensions: 73mm x 41mm
I need.... Outside dimensions: 92mm x 50-55mm to cover the hole. Thanks anyways