Feeling kind of stupid...

[JB_From_Hell]

So I've been playing for about 10-11 years, and have spent most of that time with the switch stuck in the bridge position. (I'm a metalhead.) The other day, I started playing with the neck pickup, and can't believe how much I've been missing out on all this time. All of a sudden, solos sound really big, smooth and fat, with tons of sustain. Who'd have thunk it?

[Davey]

DUH! i always switch to neck for soloint, much smoother tone.. prolly never would if i hadnt dug into maiden as much as i did hehe.. murray always switches to neck while doing a solor or playing pretty much anything above the 12th fret lol

[yes-fan]

i use the neck alot when im playing. i find myself switching alot between them now.

[RACER X]

Live and learn my friend, sweet tone .

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i practice soloing on the bridge pickup so i cant hide behind the enck pickups tone. but when im playing live i use the enck pickup for a smoother tone. but my theory is, if you can do it good in the rbidge and it sounds good then it'll sound even better in neck position.

[italic zero]

I use the neck pickup for rhythm and lead, and the bridge pickup for rhythm and lead.