THINLINE Wide Range Humbuckers Reissue with Ebow

faffo99 · April 21st, 2007, 07:54 AM

Hi there, first of all i apologize for my english as i'm writing from italy.
I 'd like to buy a thinline 72 reissue as my first "serious" guitar.Since today i played on a stagg les paul copy which wasn't so good , expecially in intonation and mechanichs very very bad.

Here i come to the question.

As i played a lot with ebow on gibson style humbuckers i was wondering how does the ebow work on fender wide range humbuckers reissue.

Specifically the gibson style humbuckers have the all 6 poles screw in line on the same side of the HB. The fender WRH have 3 screws on one side and 3 on the other. Playing the ebow i move from string to string on the same line of the screws , doing so the volume,intensity but most of all the attack of the note stays the same. I don't know if i can do so with the FWRH or i gotta shift backwards to play the low three strings .

i don't know if i was clear, hope so.

thanks for any siggestions and answers

BB · April 21st, 2007, 04:08 PM

No worries....the ebow works well with he wide range pups. Good luck and have fun!

April 21st, 2007, 07:54 AM	#1 (permalink)
faffo99 NEW MEMBER! Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Napoli,Italy Age: 23 Posts: 5	THINLINE Wide Range Humbuckers Reissue with Ebow Hi there, first of all i apologize for my english as i'm writing from italy. I 'd like to buy a thinline 72 reissue as my first "serious" guitar.Since today i played on a stagg les paul copy which wasn't so good , expecially in intonation and mechanichs very very bad. Here i come to the question. As i played a lot with ebow on gibson style humbuckers i was wondering how does the ebow work on fender wide range humbuckers reissue. Specifically the gibson style humbuckers have the all 6 poles screw in line on the same side of the HB. The fender WRH have 3 screws on one side and 3 on the other. Playing the ebow i move from string to string on the same line of the screws , doing so the volume,intensity but most of all the attack of the note stays the same. I don't know if i can do so with the FWRH or i gotta shift backwards to play the low three strings . i don't know if i was clear, hope so. thanks for any siggestions and answers

April 21st, 2007, 04:08 PM	#2 (permalink)
BB Friend of Leo's Join Date: May 2003 Location: Pacific NW Age: 53 Posts: 3,051	No worries....the ebow works well with he wide range pups. Good luck and have fun!