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Absolutely pointless to do a sound comparison in a room. I never understood why people do it. OK, its loud. Sounds good. But there is NO way to tell real nuances or differences like this.

hey i just had a guitar tech replace 61’ burstbuckers in my new 2023 LP standard…bought new SD slash2.0 alnico II pros pups going into my LP 60’s standard (to replace stock 61’ BB’s), i didnt solder or do any of the replacment myself, i took my LP and new pups to my guy whos been doing guitar repair/set ups for like 10-15yrs, it wasnt a busy day so i asked if i could watch, and i noticed there was more a heavier amount of silver solder on the original factory pups (a nice little gob of silver on each silver backing of all 4 pots) *my LP has Orange drop Caps & 50’s style wiring from factory*. When he got the 61’ BurstBuckers out and soldered in the Seymour Duncan Slash 2.0’s, i noticed he used a little less of the “silver gob” to connect each wire to the silver backing to all 4 pots…that being said, i highly doubt he burned anything because i could tell he was very careful and it barely took anytime to heat up ans have the wires soldered onto each pot. Is it common or possible that different or louder pickups would react different to different pups (the stock pups didnt have as much output as my slash 2.0’s). I notice all knobs are even (no dead spots in odd places, but it seemed like there was more wiggle room with the sweep before i swapped the stock 61’ BBs. Now the 2 vol knobs are pretty senesitive from 10-6…then around 5 is when you can hear a pretty big vol drop off (unless the amps cranked, i mean even at 3 i can still hear it thru the amp, but very soft vs before the swap…i was told that different pickups will have different affects on pots, and that its not an issue or something went wrong…but i really only have his word to go on lol. Just wondering if you’ve noticed different pickups reacting different to the sweep on the vol knobs and somewhat on the tone knobs (but not as noticeable on tone knobs). This is my 1st time swapping pickups since i loved my 2004 SG as it has been for last 20 yrs (490r/498t) and i have a PRS hollowbody II with 15/51 s pups? I cant remember off the top of my head lol. But everythjng ive left stock seem to have a smoother sweep..but ive left the factory pups in, this being my fav axe and i want to know if thats true that because i put in different pups (that have a little more output), would make the Vol knobs be more senesitive and then very quiet anything under 5 (unless amp is cranked up). But mostly now i stay between 7-10 to keep the volume close to the same , i just bring it down to clean ip the sound sometimes. Is that normal for a proper pup swap of higher output to react different in regards to the sweep being more senesitve from 10-6.5? Or any of the pots/knobs reacting different to different pickups then what was factory installed? (The wires are soldered in and i saw him be very gental and not apply as much silver to keep the wires connected, but by no means were the wires lose or about to fall off the back of pot silver thing lol) Thanks for any insight if your into swapping pups around and if you’ve noticed different reactions when changing pups (everythjng still works, just not as much sweep option as before..not sure if thats cuz they were lower output?) or should i get someone else to look at them?

So I went from APH-1 to APH-2s to the 2.0s (over time) and I found the 2.0s harsh. I have a traditional and a slash signature, same effect in both. They are definitely hotter (and I measured massive resistive delta) but from a tone perspective, I honestly like the original APH-1s more. So I sold the pups and never looked back.

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So you can plug this guitar into any electric guitar amp no problem?

I think the Pearly Gates sound significantly better.

The Down Town!! 🤘🏻

Ah yeah brother there it is!!👍💪Sweet🤗🎸🎤🎵🎶

Go Tom!!

OMG I love to hear Bill do this song Thank you so much for posting!

One pedal I want to recommend to you is the Metal Zone 2 MT-2. I had it when I had my Jackson Warrior and man it sounds amazing with a Marshall Amp.

I am waiting on my next check to get this beauty. I tuned in to see how it sounds and I figured it's exactly what I was looking for! Thanks for the review! 😎🤝🏻

Do you know what strings they use? I bought one recently but the strings already broke and i quite liked the ones it came with so if you know tell me. Thanks!

Just ordered one. Can't wait to blast that beast!

Hi a? What was your push to pick one up. I am thinking really hard about getting one. But I’m a must try it out person, did you have that option. So far you’ve review is the best one because you played around with it making me want it more. Thank you

As a classical guitarist, every time I see someone play nylon strings with a pick, it makes me cringe. But I do love that guitar ❤

The action is 100% too high the way they ship them. Mine came at 2.8mm on the bass E 12th fret and many peoples come higher than that. With the action saddle shaved down a bit and proper strings on with 15 lbs on the G string (not 11-12 lbs like the shit strings it comes with that Tim henson himself doesnt even use) you can get it down to 2.1mm no buzzing at all. They do not ship these ready to go set up and all not even close. Mine also needed a fret leveling very badly lots of uneven frets out of the box. (Hannabach Silver Special 815SHT are the best strings for this guitar if anyone is getting this)

Next on my list

SICK GUITAR! I got a jackson minion for my birthday but this one is still on my list!

Thank you, Seriously. I am looking for my first guitar and want something that blends electric and acoustic and every single damned review I could find are tim henson fanboys that are just trying to play like him. I want to be able to play metal ( Aggaloch style ) and I want to be aple to play some folk punk. Trying to find someone that could give me the info I want was an ass in the pain. This is going to be my first guitar.

Dammit, now I want to buy another guitar!

The aesthetic on this RR are on point. The inlays are really cool!

So cool the guitar bro. Let's just say I'm salivating a lot right now. Greetings from Montreal!

Wow, awesome guitar. Thank you for showing us. Cheers!

daaayum, that reverse headstock, do they come in lefty??

Love this video! I really liked the look of the TOD10N but didn’t really hear many examples of it because most videos are just playing god covers but I’m impressed by the versatility of this guitar

Boom! A great writer guitar I’m sure.

lucky you! Mine arrives in December. Plug her in, lets hear it amped

love that guitar!

Oh yeah!!!

Cool guitar

Love it!!

Very nice!

Love the guitar!!

Nice!!