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And that is actually quite wierd, considering Thomann sold them way back, as far as I remember...
But I've never seen them on the German Ebay, and had to have mine shipped from the U.S....
Gotta wait a week to audition the Epi Blackbird. Fine, I'm staying nice and low these days anyway...
Ok! And ayup...Damn! Oh, but you will love it! Keep us posted!
haha wait 'til you hear a P that actually has mids to cut thru.... a QP is utter ******** imho
According to the seller, the neck pickup should have a red lead on it while the bridge pickup should be black. both of mine arrived with black leads. Seller is shipping me a proper neck pickup. I was hoping he would let me keep the extra bridge pickup but he is asking me to send it back (he will cover shipping) not sure of the best way to ship to china.
I have 'em the other way around in my 1991. I use the bridge pickup to temper the sound of the neck pickup. Both are similar resistance. That makes it less of an issue.Check their resistance with a multimeter - The one with the highest rating is the bridge pickup...
I've played plenty of Ps. QPs just seem to be the most noticeable in the mix. At least in louder rock. R&B is another story they're are better Ps for that.
Anyone with a 2015 tbird want a chrome babicz?
Getting rid of all the chrome hardware from your Walnut T-bird?
Yeah everything but the nickel tuners. After puttin the tb+ pickups in, with the black pickguard with gold bird and black/gold reflector knobs the chrome bridge jars a bit to me.
Not sure what year my Epiphone is. Are there different versions? I'm interested.Anyone with a 2015 tbird want a chrome babicz?
Yeah everything but the nickel tuners. After puttin the tb+ pickups in, with the black pickguard with gold bird and black/gold reflector knobs the chrome bridge jars a bit to me.
Not sure what year my Epiphone is. Are there different versions? I'm interested.
Link doesn't work.Check the production details here:
http://www.gui****aterproject.org/epiphone.aspx
Link doesn't work.
I can see that...
Try this instead:
www.gui****aterproject.org
And click Epiphone in the right column...
Tried inserting the link several times, and apparaently TB don't like the letters "tard" and keeps removing them from the link...
Do a search for The gui****ater Project instead...