you can only choose one sound

[metalmachine]

If you could only choose one toggle position on one guitar what would it be? For example if you choose neck position on a les Paul you can only choose one pup. If your a strat guy and like #4 position u can choose two.
No mini switches or push pulls allowed. You can choose a different wiring other than standard. Such as parralell or always split.



I would choose the Wilde l500xl bridge position in a USA dean flying v

[jtougas]

Easy - P90, at the bridge, in a Les Paul Jr.

[louthunder]

Easy - P90, at the bridge, in a Les Paul Jr.

Yea, this one!! Easy choice for me too!!!

[metalmachine]

killer. Lets keep on playing. I just thought of something before it gets asked. You got all the access to amps and pedal you want. Your only limitation is the guitar and pickups

[Aceman]

Basically - you are asking "What is YOUR sound?"

Duncan Distortion, bridge of a Les Paul.

[the guy who invented fire]

I tweak out about gear as much or more than anybody else on here and love the gear end of guitar playing but the truth is I'm not that picky...

A great man once said:

"I'd be willin' to throw down a "C" on any solidbody outfitted with a rear-position pickup. Don't even have to work. Grocery sack for a case, some spare change for a couple of Radio Shack leads and a furious fuzzbox. Killer combo for your stack of greenbacks."

I say Sho' 'nuff!

[Jessie's ghost]

I'd probably choose the slippery feel of the JB in the bridge of my Jackson SL3. That's the sound I use when I play closest to the heart.

[Aceman]

I tweak out about gear as much or more than anybody else on here and love the gear end of guitar playing but the truth is I'm not that picky...

A great man once said:

"I'd be willin' to throw down a "C" on any solidbody outfitted with a rear-position pickup. Don't even have to work. Grocery sack for a case, some spare change for a couple of Radio Shack leads and a furious fuzzbox. Killer combo for your stack of greenbacks."

I say Sho' 'nuff!

That's nice Christian. Now answer the question.

[the guy who invented fire]

That's nice Christian. Now answer the question.

I thought I did

[darthphineas]

JB, in the bridge of anything it'd fit in.

[CTN]

Custom8, bridge pos of a strat.

oh wait. I already have that

[jumble jumble]

Strat, neck pickup. Just any vintage-style pickup.

[metalmachine]

I thought I did

no. Now answer hosscat

[The Tone Ranger]

I second darthphineas, but maybe lean towards the JB bridge in an alder strat-style guitar.

[GilmourD]

I'd probably say the bridge pickup of my Peavey Wolfgang Special. I've gotten through multiple shows without switching off that guitar even if I would usually play certain songs on particular guitars. It tends to be a very versatile pickup in a very versatile guitar.

[DeanSweden]

JB > strat > Marshall

[9unslin9er]

DiMarzio Pro Track in the neck position.

[metalmachine]

DiMarzio Pro Track in the neck position.

interesting choice. tell us more?

[9unslin9er]

interesting choice. tell us more?

I'll get around to making a video with it one of these days.

I have it installed in my superstrat alongside a TB-11 in the bridge.

It's an incredibly versatile pickup. Normally, I use a neck pickup for either chunky power chords, warm cleans, or soloing higher on the neck as they tend to be too muddy for articulate riffing, but the Pro Track behaves much differently.

It sounds like an "in-between" humbucker so it doesn't cut your head off the way a JB or Distortion would for extended solo use.

[Varg]

I'd probably choose the slippery feel of the JB in the bridge of my Jackson SL3. That's the sound I use when I play closest to the heart.

I would go with that too.