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The C+ The C+ is different in a way that you can't explain, until you hear it. More dynamic and clear than a III/IV, if that makes any sense.

Not mine, but I have heard this 180W Coli C+, good and loud.

It helps bring back the mids that are lost with a Floyd Rose floating bridge, giving a more "hardtail" guitar sound. It is in the Parts>Guitar Accessories section.

https://www.emgpickups.com/parts/guitar-accessories/spc.html

EMG-X Lukather set and Strat presence control added as well as the brass trem block, coated springs, and brass spring hook. Picture before the EMG change. I think that the third knob in this picture was the EMG Afterburner control at the time...

Still got my 1998 USA SL-1 with Custom Shop "Black Cherry" paint and final assembly. Brass block, and EMG mods. It's not going anywhere, considering that it cost me $1600 new. $4500 is an insane price, even all these years later, for a USA Jackson.

Glad I only paid $1600 for my SL-1 with Black Cherry custom color back in 1998.

I paid the most for power and gas last month for the last 8 years.

Dan seemed like a fun, have a good time guy, this a huge loss for his family, and the people on this message board. R.I.P.

Sad day, for sure. I have instructed those involved what to do with my gear, when my time is up.

Ep booster stays on all the time, RC booster for leads/split coil volume equality.

Another vote for a pair of MESA EVM-12L thiele cabs, stacked or spread out. Or the EVM-12L metal grille halfback with the top blocked off in the back.

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Mine has Schaller tuners, bone nut, a plane and refret at Gibson restoration, and Tonepros bridge and aluminum tailpiece. Yes, mine stays in tune. RS guitarworks electronics and SD Pearly Gates and Custom Custom pickups. Pancake body and 3-piece neck, everything that is supposed to be wrong...

I have a Tom Anderson Cobra solidbody, that has the same wood makeup and scale length as my goldtop LP. Different body shape with the rear cutaway, and laid back armrest. 5 way pickup switch with a pull tone knob to split the coils of both humbuckers in position 3. They also offer the double...

I agree, my #1 1973 model since the late 1980's.

Throw that pickguard in the case, where it belongs. My (except one) Anderson guitars are chambered, and that is how it will stay.

60W PT - 00-162310 - 448V 60W Export - PT: X62-162318 - 448V Early 100 - 100-162318 - 448V Simul/60-100 Power - 105-162318 -483V+ - X101-162318 – Export - 448-460V 180W - 0180322 Coliseum - 500V+ Different PT does not equal switching a 60/100 JP-2C to 60 watt mode compared to a real 60 watt C+...

Smaller cubic foot volume per speaker is likely the reason that the half-back cabs are more punchy sounding. Less room for the sound to resonate amongst the cabinet itself.

The very first Boogie that I heard was a IIB combo with the Post FX Level mod. It was a beast, and leaded me to trade my Laney 100 Pro Tube 100 for a Mark I head that also had an effects loop added with the control just like the B+ mod. With an old Boss OD-1 out front, it was a monster, but VERY...