B bf0502tr New member Mar 6, 2010 #21 i find my stacked SCs to have a rather nice SC tone even in high gain though. not sure abt urs. what i dun like abt humbuckers is that it is too full when it is at the neck so i prefer SCs. still have no idea what is body mount -_-
i find my stacked SCs to have a rather nice SC tone even in high gain though. not sure abt urs. what i dun like abt humbuckers is that it is too full when it is at the neck so i prefer SCs. still have no idea what is body mount -_-
B bf0502tr New member Mar 7, 2010 #22 Loreal said: Maybe this can help.... Click to expand... will it work same for both back loaded and pickguard equipped guitars??
Loreal said: Maybe this can help.... Click to expand... will it work same for both back loaded and pickguard equipped guitars??
L lightice New member Mar 7, 2010 #23 body mount meaning you mount the pickup on the body of the guitar itself. And not via the pickguard.
B bf0502tr New member Mar 7, 2010 #24 lightice said: body mount meaning you mount the pickup on the body of the guitar itself. And not via the pickguard. Click to expand... then isnt it the same as just mounting the SC just as u would the humbucker in that humbucker slot?? wont the SC drop out or something??
lightice said: body mount meaning you mount the pickup on the body of the guitar itself. And not via the pickguard. Click to expand... then isnt it the same as just mounting the SC just as u would the humbucker in that humbucker slot?? wont the SC drop out or something??
V van_halen Banned Mar 7, 2010 #25 bf0502tr said: will it work same for both back loaded and pickguard equipped guitars?? Click to expand... this is for non pickguard guitars. for guitars with pickguard you'll change the pickguard.
bf0502tr said: will it work same for both back loaded and pickguard equipped guitars?? Click to expand... this is for non pickguard guitars. for guitars with pickguard you'll change the pickguard.