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I have a baritone guitar with a 27inch length neck scale what strings should I use for drop C?

Thanks for your HONEST review!! And quite frankly your really AWESOME noodling around on the guitar! This VERY SPECIFIC MODEL AND COLOR SCHEME is EXACTLY the same guitar that my son wants!!! So, again, THANK YOU for your honest review!!

I've always liked this series from Marshall. I know they're mostly "not good." And I've also struggled with Chorus as an effect as it always sounds like cheesey 80's vibes any time I try to use it. But when one of these popped up for $40 in my local shop I had to try it. I can't believe how tweakable it is. I can dial it so far down that it becomes more of a 'shimmer' effect without having to engage my Strymon El Capistan. I might have finally found a chorus pedal I love.

It's cool but not a whammy dt

More than 2 years ago. Where you at now?

I extremely recommend the EMG EXG tone pot for their single coils. It boosts the high and low frequencies. It’s like having a pedal at your finger tips. I have the SV’s and love them. It’s like hotter vintage single coils if that’s not too much of an oxymoron. I find the SV’s brighter and the SA’s (which I also own) a little darker. The EMG DG 20 set has 3 SA’s and the EXG with a SPC (mid boost). Listen, it wouldn’t be my desert island guitar but EMG actives can be a great tool, or arrow in your quiver. I get the criticism. I personally do looping and experimental and thrash psychedelic hip hop beats and all the layering of different tracks with no 60 cycle hum stacking up on each track is very useful. Takes pedals and effects real well.

I extremely recommend the EMG EXG tone pot for their single coils. It boosts the high and low frequencies. It’s like having a pedal at your finger tips. I have the SV’s and love them. It’s like hotter vintage single coils if that’s not too much of an oxymoron. I find the SV’s brighter and the SA’s (which I also own) a little darker. The EMG DG 20 set has 3 SA’s and the EXG with a SPC (mid boost). Listen, it wouldn’t be my desert island guitar but EMG actives can be a great tool, or arrow in your quiver. I get the criticism. I personally do looping and experimental and thrash psychedelic hip hop beats and all the layering of different tracks with no 60 cycle hum stacking up on each track is very useful. Takes pedals and effects real well.

What guitar is that? Do you have any cheap recommendations? I live in Australia too and prices are bonkers here

Hello! Could you tell how high you have the pickups set?

Play the DAM guitar!!!!

Think I have 56 11 dadarrio drop C

Lovely ambient clean tones!

Picked one up for $250 USD. Sweet unit. And the flame maple top and playability are way beyond the price. Magic happening in Indonesia.

Thanks man!

Hello from germany great choice of guitar, I got the RGA42HPTQM-BIG and understand your fun

That discrepancy between the outputs of the neck and bridge on a Tele aides that squawky spanky middle position. Plus, the real reason (I think, could be wrong) but it’s that way because of the amount the string vibrates over the neck compared to the bridge.

Best review so far! It took some time until I finally found a video showing this pedal being used for playing chords (instead of just monophonic riffs). Thanks a lot, James!

Don't be afraid to use more falsetto (if your pipes can handle it), you're doing more than well on those parts. Guitar should be much louder idd. Nice cover, boys

You forgot to mention you’re using a schectre are you not or is it another guitar because schectre sounds good now matter what I have a question plzz answer I have a Jackson 22s dinky can that specific guitar handle drop c it doesn’t even sound good it’s not clear or anything it sounds really bad I want to give drop c a try but I can’t go out of standard or drop d without tuning issues

I am fine with my drop d it’s nothing great but it’s good enough for me and I only own one guitar and would hate to ruin it you can technically play drop c stuff in drop d if you know you’re guitar

Trick for everyone with a stereo chorus pedal. As this pedal, boss ce-3, etc; if you want a vibrato effect, plug the cable only in the B output into the amp. There you go: a Vibrato pedal instantly. Cheers.

Defitneley 11s

Your sound is good, 💯 I bought the same guitar from Sweetwater!

Hello! I’m happy about your review with the clean tone. I’m picking up my new RGA42 in two weeks and look forward to it. Is it sustainable with the tuning? I’ve seen a few reviews on the axe and most are positive, but some dwell too much on the negative thoughts about it I think. Can’t wait to hold my new guitar. 😎🎸

The neck dives when on the leg because of the location of the bottom body cut. It’s back too far.

Nice mate any chance of sharing the patch ?

I can see why Les Paul would not allow them to put his name to it, the neck set angle is all wrong, which throws the bridge height to high to give the right string height and the tail piece is too close the bridge. You think after all the years that the sg has been made, Gibson would of resolved and perfected the design. The act of shifting the tail piece further away from bridge would help with nose dive issue. Other than that they sound great.

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Get a US Jackson with floyd rose and a nut custom made for the strings. It will stay in tune for DAYS!

Obviously name it Smaug...

I'm buying that pedal after your video. What about your guitar?

Why arent this pickups popular?I've heard so many of its demos and they are the best ones so far

Nice.

Nice

Did you get your guitar set up for drop C?

Active emgs are synonymous for metal tones but that's the humbuckers not the single coil sa emgs. They can handle enough distortion for metal epically since their practicly noiseless no need for a gate with any of the active pickups . Playing srv with emg sa's yes you can get by but their not my pick for blues. If you lower them alot it works better for srv when playing through a tube amp like a 6l6 powered amp I find they drive the amp lots but not in a good way you'll have to use that eq in a totally different way . Even my ts9 tube screamer reacts very different with these in my strat . I've got a old ass set of emg sa golds from the late 70s with the oak backs I love them but they put out a really hot signal which is great for rock and amazing for country tones . If your after srv sounds go with a set of tex mex or I find the set of deluxe dive pickups I have do a great srv and any kind of rock really well

Great cover but why is the bass so damn loud? Turn guitar up and bass down - Jesus

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im struggling between getting this set vs the flat 52's...as far as im concerned the main difference is output. something about the 5k neck output paired with 7k bridge output on the 52's scare me but i prefer how the neck on the 52's are more "open". really struggling here

active pickups ?

Hi does need insert battery?

This is spectacular!!! Did you ever do tabs for it? (I can figure it out myself, but tab would be easier and faster.) Nice job!!!

Hey what's the guitar you show at 6:55 ? It's really beautiful

Best 3 single coils ive found...... 1. Wilde pickups 2. Emg 3. Lindy fralin

Hey bro.. is that working if you use microphone is it have double voice? I want to buy this but i need to see the review first..

Sounds like the truss rod just needs adjusting the neck has too much relief, so every time you apply pressure on the neck the length of the string scale is fluctuating nothing wrong with a bit of relief to give the note abit of flare but deffo needs tightening

Bit of a weird one but my friend bought the same brand of guitar as your dad's and upon doing some rewiring work for him I discovered that the humbuckers were actually single coil pickups made to look like humbuckers, by the tone I'm assuming yours dads is the same I could be wrong though but deffo worth upgrading made a huge difference 🙂

Sweet guitar and great playing i just bought one second hand in blue hasn't arrived yet cant wait

Nice guitar and great review ! Keep up the passion

Dude any idea how far or bear should I keep them to the strings