P Rail neck in next build, What bridge pickup?

[Chet Johnson]

I'm planning to use a P Rail neck pickup in the next build. Totally up in the air on what Bridge pickup to go with.

It must fit a tele bridge route, but should I go hot single coil? Stack? Seymour? another brand?

I would love ALL suggestions

[Coop47]

I can't claim it's the best combo because I haven't compared it to anything else, but I love my P-Rails paired with a Lil '59.

[JDO]

Originally Posted by Coop47

I can't claim it's the best combo because I haven't compared it to anything else, but I love my P-Rails paired with a Lil '59.

I know I'm doing a little thread digging here. Hope you see this. Just curious what styles of music you play and maybe what amps you use. I was thinking of going with the same combo up pups.

[Coop47]

Originally Posted by JDO

I know I'm doing a little thread digging here. Hope you see this. Just curious what styles of music you play and maybe what amps you use. I was thinking of going with the same combo up pups.

Just came across this - sorry not to have responded earlier. I have this combo in my main guitar for a rock cover band, and it covers everything pretty well from crunch to chime to clean. Not the greatest for country twang, but not bad either. If I'm walking into a situation where I have no idea what I'm playing, or what the other guitarist is playing, this is what I bring. I have other guitars that do one thing better than this, but this is a great utility combo that can sound convincing on just about anything you throw at it short of death metal.

I usually play through a DRRI or a TRRI with either a Sparkle Drive, a Pork Loin or a Barber Tone Pump for OD. The Pork Loin and the P90 setting is one of my favorites - great for 60s British pop.

Feel free to PM me if you still have questions and I don't see this to get back to you.

[jackal]

I really like the Wilde L-48TL.