Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Pickups => Topic started by: MrPring on May 07, 2008, 10:06:57 PM
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Looking to pimp a Tremonti se i have gathering dust. Its not got the maple cap though like a les paul.
Would the Rebel Yells still be as sweet?
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Looking to pimp a Tremonti se i have gathering dust. Its not got the maple cap though like a les paul.
Would the Rebel Yells still be as sweet?
Almost certainly; the maple cap generally isn't thick enough to make a huge difference to the tone unless you get something like a Gibson LP custom.
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Looking to pimp a Tremonti se i have gathering dust. Its not got the maple cap though like a les paul.
Would the Rebel Yells still be as sweet?
Almost certainly; the maple cap generally isn't thick enough to make a huge difference to the tone unless you get something like a Gibson LP custom.
yeah
most maple capped guitars only have a really thin maple veneer, unless they have a huge arch top
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I think my Pearl is all mahogany, and the bridge rebel yell sounds great. I had to disconnect the tone pot though, it sounded a bit muddy with it connected.
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I have a pair of Rebell Yells in my Greco Les Paul Custom. They do sound great, but there's just something about that combination that doesnt quite sit right with me. Can't put my finger on it - just get the feeling it could be better somehow.
I'm just to lazy to find out, cause its a three pickup guitar and I've got no where else for the yells to go.
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I have a set of Rebel Yells in a PRS Standard 24 (all mahogany), and they sound great. They give a beautiful fat tone that slides into feedback really easily if you have a good amount of gain on the amp, but backs of into a really great clean tone. With the PRS 5-way, the split sounds are almost Fender like. Go for it, I'm sure it will sound good in the SE.
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I have set in my Guild S-100 (SG type guitar) and they're great! The EQ is very flat and they're good for cutting through in a band. They are like the missing link between vintage and modern style 8) pickups!
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I have set in my Guild S-100 (SG type guitar) and they're great! The EQ is very flat and they're good for cutting through in a band. They are like the missing link between vintage and modern style 8) pickups!
pics! :P
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I'm about to stick some Rebel Yells into a PRS Corvette... I'm just having it refinished first, so it'll be a few weeks.
If you haven't already made a decision by then, I'll be posting some sound clips.
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I'm about to stick some Rebel Yells into a PRS Corvette... I'm just having it refinished first, so it'll be a few weeks.
If you haven't already made a decision by then, I'll be posting some sound clips.
i hope its nothing like that one that Machinehead posted :P
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Rebel Yells have arived
:P
Getting fitted tomorrow!
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Grrrr I am lost, whether I should get RYs, RRs or Mule AV for my SG ...
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Rebel Yells have arived
Razz
Getting fitted tomorrow!
Awesome, Please let us know what you think, I'm interested to know how they sound in that guitar as I'm thinking about getting one.
Grrrr I am lost, whether I should get RYs, RRs or Mule AV for my SG ...
Have you asked Tim what he thinks?
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Have you asked Tim what he thinks?
Not yet, he is gonna be my last ressort ...
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Wowser totally forgot to update.
The RYs are the worlds greatest pickup!!!
They sound huuuuuuge in there.
Amazing cleans and balls out rock when u turn the gain up as well.
Really easy to get pinched harmonics out of as well.
All in all totally worth it.
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Great to hear the RY's worked out for you. I have spoken to Tim about my all Mahogany '57 R.I Custom and he absolutely recommends I go for Riff Raffs... and as AC/Dc are STILL my all time favorite band I guess I'll just have to bow down to his superior knowledge!!! :D