Ok so I jumped on the bandwagon, again, and ordered 3 Wolftone pickups for my Les Paul Custom. They are marshall heads with a specail wind for the 3rd (Neck) pickup. But, beause of this, I needed to find a new home Darkbursts that are in there now. So this is what happend.
1 - Take the WCR Darkbursts out of the Lespaul and put them in the Squire Esprit (It has a nice aggressive midrange bark that it didn't have before)
2 - Take the Jon Moore vintage winds out of the Esprit and put them in the Tokai SG. (Absolutly KILLER tone. I removed the covers and put them in and they came to life. Medium output, spanky and unpotted).
3 - Take the WCR Crossroads out of the SG and put them in the 335. (Haven't done this yet but it should be fun. The 335 is very dark and jazzy with the pickups that are in there now. ('57classics)
4) Wait on the edge of my seat for the freaking Wolfetones and Slap them into the lester asap.
When I am done I will have a good idea what the guitars sound like and what the pickups sound like....I will also have a few pickups to get rid of too.!!!!!
1 - Take the WCR Darkbursts out of the Lespaul and put them in the Squire Esprit (It has a nice aggressive midrange bark that it didn't have before)
2 - Take the Jon Moore vintage winds out of the Esprit and put them in the Tokai SG. (Absolutly KILLER tone. I removed the covers and put them in and they came to life. Medium output, spanky and unpotted).
3 - Take the WCR Crossroads out of the SG and put them in the 335. (Haven't done this yet but it should be fun. The 335 is very dark and jazzy with the pickups that are in there now. ('57classics)
4) Wait on the edge of my seat for the freaking Wolfetones and Slap them into the lester asap.
When I am done I will have a good idea what the guitars sound like and what the pickups sound like....I will also have a few pickups to get rid of too.!!!!!