A few years ago I bought a Godin Redline 1 because I was playing in a metal band and needed a simple no frills metal guitar. It did the job beautifully. But these days I don't play much metal at all. Now I'm fronting a rock band with a decidedly AC/DC edge to it (mid 70's Let There Be Rock / Powerage type sound) Generally my main guitar is a custom made sg/tele hybrid (alder body, maple neck, ebony fretboard, abraxas bridge) but I still like playing the Godin and would like to use it as a backup for when I snap a string (as I usually do during a show) But an emg is NOT suitable for our sound. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions to help bring the Godin to a similar level of gain and bite. They'll never sound identica of coursel, different woods (maple and poplar body, rosewood fretboard on the Godin) and a different scale. The hybrid is a 25.5 like a Fender while the Godin is 24.75 a la Gibson. Any suggestions are welcome.