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opinions on humbucking guitars

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Guitar Equipment Forum · 10/14/2004 1:13 PM
backstory:

i'm in a band (www.purevolume.com/thesmyrk), and we're
unique in the fact that we have two "bothists" - we each play
guitar and bass and switch on numerou occasions. we use a
strat as our one guitar (it's not mine), and while it's a great
instrument, it just doesn't have the crunch and roundess needed
for a lot of our songs. i myself own a Heritage H535, but since
it's not fully solid i'm hesitant to use it on stage (or in the studio
for that matter).

now... it's gotten to the point where we're going to need a
humbucking guitar in our lineup, so i've started my search. i've
never seriously looked for one, so i need some help. it would be
nice to stay under $1500 for this, and i've noticed a few Les
Pauls and the Dean HardTail so far. what's your opinion on this?
thanks a lot
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Re: opinions on humbucking guitars

10/17/2004 1:30 PM

Mike Junior (6) wrote:

Ibanez makes an extremely well built humbucking guitar in the 1500 dollar price range. Check out the Jem or The satriani models. They also have the cheaper but still high quality S series models. Check em out.

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Reverend?

10/17/2004 7:01 PM

Inactive Member wrote:

what about the Reverend Rocco? anyone played it? let me know.

www.reverendguitars.com

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or Heritage

10/17/2004 7:18 PM

Inactive Member wrote:

i own a Heritage H535 and it plays great, any word on their solidbody models?

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Re: or Heritage

10/17/2004 8:48 PM

Bill North (12497) wrote:

They are outstanding guitars.
I used to own a H140 goldtop, which is a LP special style guitar. They are constructed using Pre-Norlin construction including long tennon set neck. The guitars made with the Schaller pickups are a little thin sounding (IMHO) so I swapped them out for some Burstbucker Pros.

Excellent outcome!!!

Bill~~~

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Re: or Heritage

10/18/2004 3:40 PM

David Mackie (11035) wrote:

Pretty much what Bill said, but alas, Heritages as a rule have the skinny necks that I don't care as much for. They just ain't for me I guess. :-(

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Re: or Heritage

10/18/2004 3:56 PM

Bill North (12497) wrote:

Yeah I do have smallish hands.
I prefer the slim 60's tapered necks.
;^)
Bill~~~

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