Thinking of swapping pickups in my 594. Recommendations?

[Geo]

I dunno, I'd be as happy with a sweet PRS as I would a sweet Les Paul. Both killer axes. The upper fret access on a PRS is kinda nice though.

And tan pants are optional.

 

[VonBonfire]

And tan pants are optional.

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[Texsunburst59]

I dunno, I'd be as happy with a sweet PRS as I would a sweet Les Paul. Both killer axes. The upper fret access on a PRS is kinda nice though.

There’s nothing like an LP or PRS Goldtop .

Here’s my ‘94 Custom 24 loaded with a set of PRS 57/08’s

 

[VonBonfire]

There’s nothing like an LP or PRS Goldtop .

Here’s my ‘94 Custom 24 loaded with a set of PRS 57/08’s

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That dark board is a beaut!!!

 

[67mike]

I dunno, I'd be as happy with a sweet PRS as I would a sweet Les Paul. Both killer axes. The upper fret access on a PRS is kinda nice though.

They are cool guitars, I just don't like the sound they produce.

I actually might buy another beater guitar to throw around to jam sessions and it might be another prs se ( pickup swap immediately).

 

[VonBonfire]

They are cool guitars, I just don't like the sound they produce.

I actually might buy another beater guitar to throw around to jam sessions and it might be another prs se ( pickup swap immediately).

The Custom 24 se is a sweet guitar IME. I thought the 85/15's were excellent. The TCI versions seem even better but I have only heard the demos vs the standard import 85/15 models but they seemed to be a bit more concise sounding. Granted the sort of tones we both prefer are probably radically different.

 

[bikerdude2]

It would be a step backwards in my eyes. Owned quite a few LP’s and IMO the 594 kills them. My burst 594 sounds like a killer LP to me. Was just thinking of something hotter in there, but used it tonight at a gig and sounded killer, so might leave it alone. I feel like the 594s don’t sound like a PRS to my ears, compared to the CU 22/24s

 

[scottosan]

Sell it, buy a Gibson.

I’ve owned a bunch of Gibson custom shops. The 594 is far superior on every detail