Duncan Vintage
Duncan Vintage
Guitar experts required: which guitar should I get?
I have an Epiphone SG G-310, but I need a better ax. I wonder if gold hardware for Gibson, Grover Tuners, and Seymore Duncan Alnico II Pro for my current guitar, or go to the g SG-400. I'm in a band and starting in January we plan to start playing in vivo. If it helps, I have a Line 6 Spider Iii 30 watt. I also have a black home Hondo. If you need a G-400, should get a harvest, a common G-400, or luxury?
I'd recommend upgrading the guitar in the series G 400. The GS 310 has a screw in the neck while the G 400 has a "Set Neck" which is much better and maintain the tone. As to which, the only difference between regular and deluxe model is the goal. The luxury is that the body of Sunburst Maple, while the others are. I was reading on Wikipedia, just now that luxury has "burstbuckers" burstbuckers About http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epiphone_G-400 Reading: http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Divisions/Gibson% 3B% 20Gear/Pickups/Burstbucker_trade / Does not sound too good for me .... I also think a lot of people screams bad experience and the feedback form these pills. I would say the regular G-400 is the best bet. It is possible that as the G-400 alpine white for a different look of normal red and black cherries that are usually seen. I have a Epiphone SG Double Neck and Sounds Great.
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 VINTAGE LOT OF 4 DUNCAN SPINNING TOPS 2 BEGINNERS 1 TORNADO 1 IMPERIAL N R  US $15.00
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 Seymour Duncan Vintage JBJ Humbucker US $60.00
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 Vintage Duncan Parking Meter US $48.00
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Seymour Duncan STK-T3 Vintage Lead Stack Pickup Black Bridge List Price: $104.00 Sale Price: $72.95  |
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Designed with the needs of professional pickers in mind, this pickup imparts all of the classic twang of a vintage Tele with one very important distinction: no 60 cycle hum and virtually no noise. The pickup utilizes Seymour Duncan's unique, hum canceling, Stack technology for unsurpassed quietness... |
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Seymour Duncan Vintage Blues Humbucker Pickup Set (with SH1 59 Bridge and Neck) List Price: $187.00 Sale Price: $130.00 |
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The Seymour Duncan Vintage Blues Set is made up of a pair of calibrated SH-1 '59 Model pickups for the neck and bridge positions. This set is based on the vintage P.A.F. humbuckers of the late '50s and is perfect for blues, jazz, and classic rock... |
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Seymour Duncan SPB-1 Vintage Pickup for Precision Bass List Price: $93.00 Sale Price: $64.00 |
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Vintage-correct pickup that's great for country, pop, blues, and classic rock. description A faithful reproduction of Leo Fender's 1957 dual coil pickup design. Same hand-fabricated forbon bobbins. Same plain enamel wire... |
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Seymour Duncan Vintage '54 STL1 List Price: $79.00 Sale Price: $57.00 |
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STL-1 - In 1954, Fender® made some changes in the Telecaster® lead pickup. Smaller diameter magnets were used and the center pole pieces extended closer to the strings. The result was a strong, clear response to high notes -- a bright and biting sound... |
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Gus and Duncan's Guide to Star Wars Prototypes Sale Price: $49.99 |
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Gus and Duncan's Guide to Star Wars Prototypes is a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of the most successful movie toy license of all time: the Kenner Star Wars line. With hundreds of photographs of vintage toy prototypes, this book gives details on many one-of-a-kind items found nowhere else... |
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Duncan: Vintage Style Butterfly Yo-Yo - Assorted Colors Sale Price: $8.99 |
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The Duncan Butterfly was first released in 1958. While the actual Butterfly design had been around since 1878, Duncan was the first company to actually manufacture these for mass consumption. The Butterfly yo-yo was eventually changed to plastic in 1968... |
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Seymour Duncan Vintage Staggered SSL-1 Guitar Pickup Sale Price: $44.99 |
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Vintage-correct true single-coil for warm instruments. Recommended for country, pop, surf, rockabilly, blues, ska and classic rock. Seymour Duncan's most popular single-coil for Strat. The hand-ground Alnico 5 magnets and moderate windings (Heavy Formvar wire) yield a bright and punchy tone with vintage output... |
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Seymour Duncan STK-S7 Vintage Hot Stack Plus White List Price: $110.00 Sale Price: $76.95 |
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The Seymour Duncan STK-S7 Vintage Hot Stack Plus has a patented Stack Plus design with an overwound vintage tone, slightly hotter than the Classic Stack Plus. This revolutionary design injects tunable negative hum into the pickup circuit... |