Recent content by therevivalsband

already fixed it w/ copper shielding tape

I'm bored so I want to see which one people think is the better pickup

oh thanks!!!

I have the boss tone studio to help me with that, but I feel that my current pickup lacks brightness

I'm trying to nail the Dookie tone, but Bill Lawrences are hard to come by, and I was wondering if the Dimebucker would work just as well

the other two pickups are single coils, but the p90 buzzes less, but It still has a lot of hum since i use some moderately heavy OD I got some copper tape, and my buzzing has been significantly reduced. I checked out the wiring and it's mediocre at best, but my soldering skills are also...

yeah i was checking out some seymour duncan antiquity pickups cause I bought the cheap amazon p90 for $16

tysm!

lmaooo now i feel stupid i completely forgot about the PA. i'm relatively new to gigging i was a bedroom guitarist until recently

they just buzz a lot. I don't mind feedback, but i want to be able to hear my guitar instead of all the humming. it probably doesnt help that i play with distortion mostly, but I got some copper sheilding tape and that significantly quieted the buzzing

thank you very much sir, that just saved me like 70 bucks for an mxr noisegate

it was originally an HSS, but it replaced the bridge humbucker with the p90. I wanted something a little more snappy. The humbucker buzzed a little bit before, but now it's a lot. I think i'm just gonna get a noisegate pedal, but it's still relatively irritating.

I'm a singer/guitarist and I have a Friedman mini 30-watt amp head, I'm looking to buy a 2x12 for punk gigs, and want to know if that would be loud enough for a ~350-person venue. I'll be keeping up with a drummer and a bassist. I have a 1x12 for garage rehearsals but I'm looking for some...

I use a relatively cheap strat that I modded by adding a p90

I don't mind it during practice, but I need it to be feedback free for gigging