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New Ibanez (headless, multiscale)

My experience with the Nordy big splits is that they're bright as can be. I still have factory strings on my ESP B1005MS and I definitely don't feel the need to change them - it sat in a shop for 2 years before I picked it up as my main player 2 years ago! Not sure if Ibanez or ESP have any customizations on their pickup sets though.
 
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My experience with the Nordy big splits is that they're bright as can be. I still have factory strings on my ESP B1005MS and I definitely don't feel the need to change them - it sat in a shop for 2 years before I picked it up as my main player 2 years ago! Not sure if Ibanez or ESP have any customizations on their pickup sets though.

If I'm not mistaken, KUETSUM, to whom the question was asked, has the 1005ms so he has the Barts, not the Nordys, from what I understand they still sound really good.
 
If I'm not mistaken, KUETSUM, to whom the question was asked, has the 1005ms so he has the Barts, not the Nordys, from what I understand they still sound really good.
You are right..1005ms is equipped with a set of bh2.. assumed they are not made in US

The darkest pickups I had was the set of Bart on lmy curbow long ago.. I can't recall what they were...
 
The person who did this must have some big cojones.
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