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    08 Highway One P Pickup Into Squier P VM?

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    08 Highway One P Pickup Into A Squier P VM?

    Really?
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    08 Highway One P Pickup Into A Squier P VM?

    I don't have an SX.
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    08 Highway One P Pickup Into A Squier P VM?

    Yeah. Thinking of replacing the pickup on my Squier Precision with one from a HWOne P. Basically, my question is: Is the pickup on Highway One P better than the pickup on Squier P?
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    08 Highway One P Pickup Into A Squier P VM?

    Got a spare 08 Fender Highway One pickup just collecting dust. Has anyone done this? Would this be a good mod for a Squier P?
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    Robert Trujillo rockin in style !

    He played a black Ric on Cyanide in Vancouver 03Dec08.
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    Bass Photography!

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    The Official Show-Your-Basses thread, part 7 - strings attached

    08 Highway One
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    Swapping P Pickups...

    Thinking of swapping in SD SPB-3 into my Highway One. Do I have to change the volume and tone pots too? If so, please recommend me some good ones. Thanks in advance.
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    does strap length maketh the basseth?

    I don't use a strap. I just set it on top of my beer belly.
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    Boss OC-3 settings

    I plug into the guitar in jack. Works better for me.
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    Ross Valory of Journey. What is that effect he used?

    I think he's just Musicman straight into Ampeg SVT-4 PRO nowadays. But, yeah, you could hear a bit of chorus on Don't Stop Believin. Does anyone know what effects he's using on "What It Takes To Win"? I just love his tone on that song.
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    Post Your Pedalboard: Cloud Nine - er, I mean, Part IX!

    DIY board made of 1/8" alum, punched, formed, and corners welded (at work) and painted (oven/fireplace flat black). Speaker enclosure carpet/fabric glued on top and pedals velcro'd.
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    Show me your lunchboxes!

    Thanks. I still have to drill some holes to hide all the cables inside the board. Future mod: 1/4" plexiglass lid underneath and blue fluorescent lighting (as seen in most computer cases) that would shine through underneath which would highlight the bottom edges of the board.
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    Show me your lunchboxes!

    Ghetto wiring Home-made pedalboard. Made of 1/8" aluminum, punched, formed, and corners welded (at work) and painted (oven/fireplace flat black). Speaker enclosure carpet/fabric glued on top and pedals velcro'd. Took off the rubber footings on the pedals to make velcro stick on good...
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