miracle man diff between basswood and mahogany

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i currently have a miracle man in my basswood ibanez v which i lvoe and i want another miracle man for my all mahogany agile les paul

how different will they sound because i dont want them to sound identical

[TwilightOdyssey]

You're going to have the same amount of push, but of course the bridges are different, and the woods are different, so you will have some differences there. The mahogany will probably be thicker sounding.

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You're going to have the same amount of push, but of course the bridges are different, and the woods are different, so you will have some differences there. The mahogany will probably be thicker sounding.

well they both have tom bridges but its good that itll sound different now my next question

how will a nailbomb sound in a basswood flying v??

[ericsabbath]

would you sell this MM?
and how much do you want in this guitar?
it's a V?  :D

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yeah its a classic gibson shaped v with the normal ibanez headstock i like the miracle man in it but im thinking of selling the guitar and the miracle man as money is becoming an isue lately i was thinking about £350 for the guitar with the pickup

[Doadman]

God that takes me back!

I had an Ibanez V way back in 1982, a black one. It was my first decent guitar and i loved it. I recall that the bridge didn't have enough balls for my liking but the MM should certainly fix that. The standard neck pup was always remarkably good and I think that's what started my liking for playing alot of solos at the neck. I went off the guitar for many years but when I came back to it the memory of that guitar was one of the reasons why I chose my Ibanez RGT42 over the Jackson I also considered. If I had the money I'd buy it but for anyone who may be seriously considering it, I doubt you'll regret it.

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God that takes me back!

I had an Ibanez V way back in 1982, a black one. It was my first decent guitar and i loved it. I recall that the bridge didn't have enough balls for my liking but the MM should certainly fix that. The standard neck pup was always remarkably good and I think that's what started my liking for playing alot of solos at the neck. I went off the guitar for many years but when I came back to it the memory of that guitar was one of the reasons why I chose my Ibanez RGT42 over the Jackson I also considered. If I had the money I'd buy it but for anyone who may be seriously considering it, I doubt you'll regret it.

Like this for example

[Doadman]

Ah yes, that's the little beauty. It all comes flooding back. Thanks for the picture, it's nice to know that there are still some of these things out there being used properly. It must sound awesome with a MM in the bridge. What are you using in the neck position?

[noodleplugerine]

looks like Ibanez stock in the neck.

I can see a "V#" print.

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looks like Ibanez stock in the neck.

I can see a "V#" print.

Ibanez V7