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Honestly, all 3 pickup sets you already have should be able to pull off classic rock/hard rock pretty well, even the EMGs. But if you change those out, the Custom 5 or Custom Hybrid are good options. If anything, on the LP Special, you'll probably get some high end cut back and make it less...

For strat shapes, like Fenders and Charvels, I prefer with pickguard. For sharper superstrat shapes, like RGs or Dinkys, I could go either way. Just my opinion.

I don't know, dude, there might have been something wrong with the one you had :confused:

I have more pickups than guitars and am looking to clear out some clutter. All prices shipped and PP'd CONUS. If there's no box in the picture, then I don't have it and it's not included. Seymour Duncan Alpha/Omega Sold Seymour Duncan JB/59 set Sold Dimarzio Gravity Storm...

All prices PP'd and shipped CONUS. All pedals have no functional issues. MXR Custom Comp In original box. Has some hardened, non-sticky residue on the back from being velcro'd. $50 Boss NS-2 Noise Suppressor A few nicks and dings, and missing label on the back. SOLD Boss CE-5...

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I like the first one better. Which is which?

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It seems like some people expected a group of guys in their 50's to be as aggressive as they were 25 years ago but in some groundbreakingly new way :lol: :LOL: There's nothing "rehashed" here, that's their sound, and it's executed perfectly. The songwriting is exceptional, though not everyone...

Ever record yourself playing, and notice a lot of subtleties when you listen back that you didn't notice while playing? Same thing, you don't listen as well while you're actively playing, because your attention is divided. This also has to do with why some people think they're better players...

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How about an LTD H-302, with Seymour Duncan Alpha/Omega pickups ($250 upgrade)? Actually plays and sounds pretty good. $370 shipped. Or, $250 shipped with a JB/59 pickup set (zebra, and rusted poles, but work fine and sound good too). Hard to beat the bang for buck here...

Eminence Texas Heat 12" speaker, 8ohms, 150 Watts. Works perfectly well, never pushed to even a third of its rated wattage. Priced to give a new home, as I have more speakers than cabs. $50 PP'd and shipped CONUS SOLD

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Mark V. Awesome cleans, Ch2 crunch gets awesome rock tones, and with a boost, gets sweet liquid leads also. Ch3 with or without a boost can get excellent lead sounds as well. 90W switchable to 45W (or 10W but you probably won't use that one), great master volume, and can get high headroom or low...