George wrote:how do you find the neck? chunky?

i found my mustang to be a little clunky and the fret ends sharp

From what I remember of mine it was a bit thinner than a strat and quite comfortable to play on

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I've been trying to join a band for about 2 years now and thought "Why don't I just make music myself?" and here it is. So far

I struggle alot with sections in recording too, I made a song today using two riffs I made and kind of forgot about, I made them for use with two different songs but they kind of just worked together.

I wish I bought that colour now:( I also wish I'd never have sold mine

Mines a bit thinner than a strat and quite comfortable in my hand

Congratulations, hope you enjoy it

+1 on this. I've got a Nemesis and it's surprisingly good. Lots of good things written about Entwistle pickups and the price is great. I certainly wouldn't splash out on a Duncan in your position. I've never heard of Entwistle but I have had a look and I'm interested in the X2. There's one on ebay ...

+1 on this. I've got a Nemesis and it's surprisingly good. Lots of good things written about Entwistle pickups and the price is great. I certainly wouldn't splash out on a Duncan in your position. I've never heard of Entwistle but I have had a look and I'm interested in the X2. There's one on ebay ...

I want to learn to change pickups, and I was planning on changing the bridge pickup to a Seymour Duncan SH-6b If it's your favourite guitar I really wouldn't bother. Also the Duncan distortion won't sound a million times better than the stock pickups. If you really want to change the pickup I'd get...

chemistforhire wrote:If you love it, why change it?
As far as pickups go, I like tom anderson humbucker pickups.

I want to learn to change pickups, and I was planning on changing the bridge pickup to a Seymour Duncan SH-6b

Hi there everyone, I have a question I would like to ask you all. I have an ESP LTD V-50 which is my favourite out of the 3 guitars I own. I wanted to personalise it a bit so my question is this. What bridge pickup would go with it? It's got the stock LH-150 pickups so I want to change the bridge pi...

has anyone tried one of these epiphones?

http://www.epiphone.com/Products/Les-Pa ... unior.aspx

What did you think of it?

I went for the Jaguar and I love it! It's helped me pick faster and I can play metal on it

I play an ESP/LTD V-50, I was going to get one of the Jackson Vs around the price but I bought a Squier VM Jaguar instead whats the difference between the esp and jackson? are jackson better quality? or are they about the same? Again I couldn't get the Jackson but people are saying they are pretty ...

I play an ESP/LTD V-50, I was going to get one of the Jackson Vs around the price but I bought a Squier VM Jaguar instead

I found out that if you raise the bridge saddles, no more string popping

I have a Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar and I have no problems with the bridge. You could give it a try, and if you don't like just switch to a Mustang bridge. Oddly, I had no problems with my E string popping off the saddle with the stock Jaguar bridge, but I did when I changed to a Mustang bridge...

My brother is getting a Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar tomorrow and I was going to try it out to see if I wanted one. Before I decide, I wanted to know if I could put the bridge of my ESP LTD V-50 in the Jaguar? I heard the Jaguar's bridge pops the strings out if you play hard. I play hard. Thank yo...

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SKC Willie wrote:from my experience with mustangs, the combination of the bridge and the pups, is that most sound a little thin in the bridge. The mustang's neck pups though are magic.

ah ok thanks