Gear thread

[Zehm]

Nah, can't say I ever really use the Neck, both for Rhythm and Lead the bridge sounds better to me. I do use the neck for cleans, and I don't like guitars with just one pickup anyway, I think they just look wrong.

well on it's own the bridge might sound better. but in a lead/solo situation where you have a rhythm guitar bass drums etc, behind you, the bridge can easily be over compressed by distortion. I also think sweeps and vibrato sound better near that third harmonic.

 

[kurney]

well on it's own the bridge might sound better. but in a lead/solo situation where you have a rhythm guitar bass drums etc, behind you, the bridge can easily be over compressed by distortion. I also think sweeps and vibrato sound better near that third harmonic.

I see your point, however for me leads on the neck don't as pure awesome as the bridge!
Haha...

 

[MetallicSlayerDeth]

I have never played in a band so I can have no opinion on that. I just like the more screachy sound the bridge pickup gives me.

 

[Zehm]

I see your point, however for me leads on the neck don't as pure awesome as the bridge!
Haha...

Kurney Can't English!

 

[D.Ingram]

Grammar: Kurney aren't need it

 

[TheUnnamedOne]

Amps:
Marshall DSL100 head
JJLabs 300w cabinet (a swedish musicstore's own brand of amplifier)

Guitars:
Dean ML Phantom Noir XT (with original Floyd Rose and a Seymour Duncan JB in bridgeposition)
Dean V White Gold
Squier Supersonic Stagemaster (with Seymour Duncan Invader in bridgeposition)