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Old 06-03-2012, 06:03 PM   #1
 
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That is a great demo and a great hoodie!
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Cool demo

He mentioned it being wired up so the both option was in parallel, I wonder what 2 P-90s sound like in series (I love the option on my Telecaster).
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Cool demo

He mentioned it being wired up so the both option was in parallel, I wonder what 2 P-90s sound like in series (I love the option on my Telecaster).
It sounds pretty awesome. My buddy Steve has a flattop LP Jr wired like that. Not as cool as the Tele, but a pretty solid raunchy tone.

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Cool demo

He mentioned it being wired up so the both option was in parallel, I wonder what 2 P-90s sound like in series (I love the option on my Telecaster).
It sounds pretty awesome. My buddy Steve has a flattop LP Jr wired like that. Not as cool as the Tele, but a pretty solid raunchy tone.
Good to know My Tele gets this fat, smooth, articulate tone in that setting, amazing for lead and really thick rhythms.
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I definitely love that RWRP on the neck!
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A series option would be awesome with the RW/RP neck pickup. I love that option on my Tele... it's like a huge-sounding humbucker.

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