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February 20th, 2004, 07:54 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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Antiquity
Installed SD Nashville Studio bridge and man what a pickup, My lightweíght ash maple neck vintage bridge tele, Twin reverb, Marshall compressor and a delay sound more Brent Mason than Brent himself. The pickup is the best ínvestment i´ve done to the guitarsound. For my GL asat classic i´m interested in SD antiquity it seems that pickup has that old sound. They don´t wax the baseplate which make it microphonic, and according to Ole Fuzzy the pickup must be microphonic to get that maximum old twang. Anyone tried that pup or the antiquity II 60´s style, I want that sixties bakersfield sound. Give me some info please.
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