Les Paul Custom Pickup Guide

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Dirty Fingers have a gnarly grit that I like. Makes your guitar a specialist for sure, but they have it.

I've only played old school DFs in a 1984 Explorer, which sounded awesome. I've heard people say recent DFs aren't the same, but I can't imagine paying $300-$400 for a single "vintage" DF pickup now. :rolleyes: Stll, would love to have at least the bridge model for my Edwards Sykes.
They do indeed. No, the new version doesn't have that thing. Whatever it is. That was what I bought first before I found my Shaws. Which I believe came from an 84 Explorer. I will say from the clips I've heard, Scott (ToneNerd) might have possibly found the answer to recreating them.
 
They do indeed. No, the new version doesn't have that thing. Whatever it is. That was what I bought first before I found my Shaws. Which I believe came from an 84 Explorer. I will say from the clips I've heard, Scott (ToneNerd) might have possibly found the answer to recreating them.
Buford T Bucker from Brandonwound is your solution for a kickass Dirty Fingers clone.......kills in my Explorer
 

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