Playing with Seymour Duncan P-Rails in my Les Paul DC(Reversed Neck)
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- I'm still getting used to this guitar with it's skinny neck, but I thought I'd post a clip of a little noodling with the P-Rails and Triple Shot rings. I'm really amazed at the variety of cool sounds you can get out of these, I love the Parallel humbucking mode!
Through my Line 6 Helix, JCM800 model into a custom IR. A little reverb and some tubescreamer and delay at the end.
That's one of the most elegant looking DC - LP's I've seen. Scorching tone too! Nice playing, man.
I came to hear a P-rail in the bridge of a LP. Stayed for the awesome jam (and then watched it again! P-rail going in my LP this weekend)
This is it. This is the tone.
No Bull, Just balls out Playing... I'm a fan. And now I'm a subscriber!
Thanks for the video. I've been contemplating doing the same in the neck position to give one of my guitars a "brighter" sound. I believe I will now without hesitation.
You make them pickups sound sweet! Nice chops! So much emotion in your playing!
Man, your playing is fire! Really digging the lighter gain stuff at the beginning. Rock on!
Forget the pickups, the tone and the guitar. Your playing is pure fire!
Really great playing and sweeeeeeet guitar. I just get less afraid of these pickups after this video. They sound awesome!
I was thinking of getting some P-Rails, Now I definitely want a set! Cheers!! (Awesome playing too! BTW)
Excellent tones and playing. This set of tones makes me wanna run out and buy the Prails now.
My favorite pickups. I have em in 3 of my guitars. Not the cheapest option with the triple shots but it is worth every penny.
I've seen a few comments of the triple shots breaking. How are yours holding up?
@@probindemufhoes42069 I cannot forsee any circumstance where I would damage a ring or break a switch. The solder spots are only as good as the person doing the install so that would be the only scenario I could imagine someone needing to repair one
Damn bro!!! You make it sizzle!!! Makes me wish I'd never traded it, almost. Lol
Cool man, I am really interested to install it like you ( reversed neck ). How is the wiring, is it the same as standard wiring, or do you have reserve something in the wiring also ?
Tons of great information. Definitely no self grandiosity. Relevant review.
I got some of those, waiting on push push pots to put them in an Gibson SG Tribute, maple neck. I just really like the vintage humbucker in my neck position, The bridge is getting the swap for sure. Gonna swap both first and then we will see, feel or hear- whatever. Might have to keep the vintage 80's neck Aria Pro 2 T-top clone. It's fabulous. You just have to swap and see, there is no guarantee.
Wow: that some tasty playing on a great sounding guitar ! \m/
I'm using a SD SH-2B in humbucking parallel mode on a Custom Strat: great tones ! Seymour Duncan is really a tone wiz ! ;-)
Sweet playing, I came here to see about the reversed neck pickup. I have had this thought for awhile. It seems to be closer to what should be than the way they designed them. Those triple shot rings seem to be a pita to adjust to your different sounds. I wired mine so I have 2 toggles instead of 2 tone and volume knobs, I have 1 each and control pickups with toggle switches, much easier.
Other than maybe splicing wires together, anything else need jury-rigged to secure neck pickup?
Thanks
When you hear "Turn that Shit off" coming from upstairs you know you've got the tone you want. I put the P rails in my Strat with a Super Vee Blade Runner and they sound incredible, next up they're going in my 77 Triple pickup Frampton Greco e.g. 600 with a Super Vee Blade Runner, should be interesting. Many thanks....
Rare LP DC? Was that a custom shop? Did you install the pup DIY?
Nice - best display of a liquid lead sort of super saturated byt not fuzzy lead tone. Thanks!
I wonder how a reversed bridge would sound; I haven't seen anybody demo that yet lol
Nice pickups and that's a really nice LP.
What does the truss rod cover plate say? Those les paul dc are actually pretty rare this side. This is the one i would want. This the one i would kill for.
How is the switch wired? I bought a P-Rail for my Tokia Love Rock and i am keeping the humbucker in the bridge and putting p-rail in neck. But i guess i need a 3 way DPDT switch so i can use the p90, p90/rail, rail config.
www.google.com/search?q=seymour+duncan+p-rails+wiring&safe=off&client=firefox-b-1&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=V9rkdtYr0Yq1DM%253A%252Cqh-ZzsftDBX5KM%252C_&usg=AI4_-kQlRwXbMnfiKG3IlGd39UOa3XYFbA&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiK5symoPfdAhXN7VMKHZzhCy0Q9QEwAnoECAUQBg#imgrc=V9rkdtYr0Yq1DM:
Top tones dude!! Can you let me know. What pot and cap values you used on volume and tone. Cheers man. 👍
Badass!! Well done man!
Nice sounds, btw, what are the amp you have?
nice chops and tone :)
Jesus dude you are a hell of a player
Love that guitar, great color! What year and color is it?
are those the hot r-rails in the Bridge?
Awesome sound. What do you mean by reversed neck? Isn’t the mirror image of 3x3, uh, 3x3? What am I missing?
Awesome video, again.
I was referring to the reversed neck pickup.
@@LucasFowler Oh. Right. Carry on!
Wow....just jamming, no backing track, and you can sound like that?! I don't do hastags, but #guitargodgoals
I appreciate it! The secret is that there is always some kind of backing track playing in my head :P
Hi, I think the neck single coil tones you get are great, really close to the strat bell tone. I put the P-rails in a 335 copy and I am not getting tones anything like you get
Have you got any advice/pointers?
He reversed the position of the actual pickup. The standard formation would be
Bridge :|
Neck |:
But he has the neck the same direction as the bridge. In my explanation the “:” is the pole screws and the “|” is the rail
It's probably his Helix patches with EQ and effects man....
I’m trying to find a diagram of the dual push pot p-rail set up, can you direct me to any resources? Please and thank you.
You can find it here, I use this wiring for a lot of my repair customers with different kinds of pickups. What it's really doing is letting you access series, parallel, inside coils, and outside coils. Very handy!
www.seymourduncan.com/blog/latest-updates/the-p-rails-wiring-bible-part-3
@@LucasFowler thank you. Love learning from your channel. Keep advancing!!! Great content.
Where were you for our L.A., jam nights? ha ha ha
Perfect demo. But what is your amp please ?
Here I was using my Line 6 Helix with a model of a Hiwatt.
Wish I could get the cream set or white. Black seems to be it these days.
You can order those directly from Seymour Duncan :)
That guitar said [ : ]l]
Do those pickup rings come with the pickup when you buy them?
No, you have to buy the rings separately or use push-pull pots.
you are bad Ass!!!!! tone is freak'in awesome. :) what is your signal chain? obviously hear stereo delay :) 9's?
That tone is my Line 6 Helix directly into my interface, I think I was using a Hiwatt amp model. Definitely a stereo delay in there too, with dotted 8th note repeats on one side and quarter notes on the other. I use 11-54 gauge strings.
Trying to imagine all the ways a neck could be 'Reversed'... Lemme see: the frets could face the rear; the head stock could be at the body; that's all I can think of. Hm, if it wasn't a symmetrical head stock, that could be flipped vertically, like on some Fenders... Someone help me out! :^)
Dad joooooookes!
Nice
i like single coil part
Bought my son a pair for his Les Paul
You're the best dad, sir
Pretty sure that neck pickup is upside down
Some guys put it in like that... Really preference. Puts the rails further apart for better strat/tele replicating
Thats why the description states reversed neck maybe??
There you go idk why you were playing boomer riffs in the other video this is so much better
NO CLEAN demo? So we really are hearing the sound of the Helix EQ and effects.....