you're gonna route a middle pkup or set them standard bridge and neck only?
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USBLUES wrote:maybee the ceramic capacitors in Waldos tiger wiring diagram add soemthig to the sound, i am not just going to swap the pups, i plan to get the router out, get a brass pup ring and follow those instructions to the T......maybee that will bring in the sound.
Thanks Jeff
JonnyBoy wrote:USBLUES wrote:maybee the ceramic capacitors in Waldos tiger wiring diagram add soemthig to the sound, i am not just going to swap the pups, i plan to get the router out, get a brass pup ring and follow those instructions to the T......maybee that will bring in the sound.
Thanks Jeff
That's the way to go if you want to milk as much tone as you can from them, but I would have to agree with Jeff that the slight differences from guitar to guitar can be remedied, even though he didn't actually say that, but I agree with my assumption on what he was thinking 2000 miles away.
RiverRat wrote:That makes sense since Floyd Roses swap so easily onto Strats. Never seen one on a Gibson... thankfully.Rusty the Scoob wrote:Why would having a tremelo change the spacing? A hardtail strat would still need the wider F-spacing if the geometry in my head is correct, right?F spaced is either Fender or FloydRose... Other humbuckers are for Gibson spaced bridges.
Look at the early versions of Eddie Van Halens Frankencaster, the bridge pickup is a Gibson PAF and it had to be angled for the pole pieces to match the strings.
Rusty the Scoob wrote:Why would having a tremelo change the spacing? A hardtail strat would still need the wider F-spacing if the geometry in my head is correct, right?I've wondered that also, but figure it's that Gibsons (generally) don't have tremolo bridges and Fenders do?... Strats anyway....leaving Teles as the glaringly obvious exception.