Juggs in ESP LTD M-100FM

[Jackalicious]

I think it will sound good. I convinced my dad to buy me the Jackson Dinky JS22-7 for my birthday in a couple weeks. My wife got me the Misha Mansoor Pro Tone attack drive pedal so all I will need now are the juggs & im pretty sure I'll have a beastly enough sound.

Now I just need to know what type of juggernaut pickup. When I was going through the options I noticed "soap bar" & "standard". I have no idea.



This is what the stock pups look like. I guess my 2 questions are what is the difference or what do I need for this guitar? And also, what the heck are radiator covers?

I think the solid "no holes" covers would look sweet with the bulb etch but I'm not sure I want his etch on my pups ya know?


PS: Sheesh! I thought the price was in euros so this whole time I thought the 290.00 on the sight was like $310 U.S. but nope! These bad boys are gonna cost me roughly $500! Holy cow that's a lot lol.

[Dave Sloven]

'Standard' or 'soap bar' refers to the mounting system.  Looking at the photo above, that's the standard pickup ring system like you usually get with six strings.

I'm pretty sure the soapbar is to replace an EMG 707, not a passive pickup.

[Jackalicious]

Ok, so what is a radiator cover? I tried to google it to no avail

[Dave Sloven]

There are pictures of these on the Black Hawk section of the BKP site.  They are covers that do not cover the bobbins

https://bareknucklepickups.co.uk/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_123_214&products_id=611&zenid=0bb25696e34c4f4e0088551eaf67577a

[Jackalicious]

Oh, I see. Those are pretty cool especially on the Blackhawks but I think I am going with the no holes covers. Thanks a lot once again guys, extremely helpful forum.