DangerousR6
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I think this would be bad ass......Kinda my spin on the Jackson tele... 'cept I'd have 5 single coil EMG's..... :headbang1:
Because I want to......There's a way to do it I just haven't figured out how yet......but I will...... :toothy11:neilium said:5 pickups? 5 EMG pickups? 5 pickups that, sure, sound great and all that, but can't be run in series or coil split or anything? I'm dying to hear your reasoning, because you're blowing my mind.
Nigel is where I sorta got the idea.....And also looking at a PRS 513...And kaboooooom it hit me like a bomb...... :guitarplayer2:myramyd said:I really think you should fill that extra gap with 2 more SC pickups. Why stop now? :toothy10:
Reminds me of the later Spinal Tap guitars and basses.
But hey, if it's what you want, you should do it!
With the wood colors and black it still looks decent.
well yes but it would hum a bit. it still would have less inductence than some humbuckers but a lot of dc resistence, i think it would be in the realm of things you could do without problems. and it would be loud! i thought about doing it on a strat using a supper switch but decided against it. i may reevaluate it though.chuck7 said:That brings up a question I have wandered about for a while... If running two single coils in series boosts output (ala humbucker), then would running 3 coils in series boost the output still further?
Looks like it also has a kahler......RLW said:The Hamer had 3 singles at the bridge.
http://www.karl-friedrich-rupp.de/db_Hamer_Phantom_A51.jpg
neilium said:Hamer Phantom: triple coil in the bridge, single in the neck. I had one; it sucked so bad light bent around it.