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Axilla

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parker_bb - here you go:

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:D ...great axe !!!
 

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...here comes the trem:

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...except for the trem arm receiver, the base plate of the hard tail is pretty much similar to the trem...
 

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...here comes the trem:

except for the trem arm receiver, the base plate of the hard tail is pretty much similar to the trem...

yah they r thats y i got mixed up.

has ne one done any gnarly mods to there SUBS if so tell us bout them. id love 2 see a set of EMG's in one
 

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Oh c'mon, the resonance and dry sound of that wood is for too good to be knocked out with active PUs... :D
KEEP - nomatterwhat - the neck PU of the SUB1 - unbeatable !
...and add an DiMarzio AirZone Humbucker at the bridge.
There you go - hot enough to drive everything crazy, cool enough to handle highest gain settings :D :D :D
 

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I'm still wondering what the specs of the pickups are on these SUB1s... The neck pickup sounds great both clean and driven. The bridge is not spectacular but it's very good for a stock pickup.
 

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I'm still wondering what the specs of the pickups are on these SUB1s... The neck pickup sounds great both clean and driven. The bridge is not spectacular but it's very good for a stock pickup.

I have absolutely no clue who made 'em and where they're from. They don't seem to be DiMarzios, though. I completely agree on your rating. I still have an AirZone to spare that might well make its way in the SUB's bridge if I don't finish the replacement PG for my Silos soon... ;)
 

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Hi BP,
you're right. After all I had the hell modded out of some of my Balls (mainly the Silo Specials)... :D
Keeping the original parts though - you never know which direction ones tastes will take one fine day :rolleyes:
I'm not yet really into messing with the PUs on my SUB1s at the moment (fine for me), just preparing a black-ice HSS pickguard for a change on the pearl lavender Silo Special for instance... I might try a new bridge PU but would never touch the one in the neck position.
...by the way - I'm so glad you make these EBMM OEM pickguards available aftermarket to us ! (Beth and Musik Meyer as well as fella forumite Mick were really helpful)
Thanks !!!
Axel
 
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My sub plays better than anything my local guitar center has right now, and I'm not just saying that. There is absolutely no difference in qulity from the rest of the MM's, it shames every single gibson or fender I've ever touched, including the high dollar ones.

Best part is it's MINE :D :p
 

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...what the hen are you having done to take so long ?!? :confused:

Still the @#$%^&* stringnut that needs to be fixed. :mad: I have no clue what there doing with the guitar. First, the part was already in so i send my SUB (after weeks!), now weeks later i call them and i hear "Where waiting for a part".

Sorry, getting a little frustrated :(
 

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These Pics are pure sex:DThats why I love the Subs,good straight ahead rock guitars
well built and sounding awesome for that price...too bad the last in stock here in germany are sold
 

Axilla

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Still the @#$%^&* stringnut that needs to be fixed. :mad: I have no clue what there doing with the guitar. First, the part was already in so i send my SUB (after weeks!), now weeks later i call them and i hear "Where waiting for a part".

Sorry, getting a little frustrated :(

Just drop by for a visit at my place in Landshut/Bavaria/Germany :D
We'll have a beer or two while Mick fixes it in half an hour in customshop craftsmanship. OK, wait - probably the fuel prices would not justify a drive from Belgium, but hey - we could still have a beer :rolleyes:

These Pics are pure sex:DThats why I love the Subs,good straight ahead rock guitars
well built and sounding awesome for that price...too bad the last in stock here in germany are sold

Oh, ya know - there might be some around here for sale ;)
Apart from that, some German online stores still list stock but at normal retail price almost reaching 1 k€...
 

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thanks heaps mike. so if the tuners r tight that means there locked??

Let's put it this way - if you have a trem version and tops of the tuning POSTS are tight, then the string is locked in the post.

Mike
 
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