20th Silo

[GHWelles]

I have been playing my 20th Silo quite a bit lately. I blocked off the trem with nickles because I was not using the trem much. semi-hardtail.

The guitar is so versatile. On the bridge pickup it sounds like a super articulate, bright LP kind of thing, and when I use the split coil neck pickup I can get an AL SSS sound.

Cool. Plays in tune amazingly well too.

 

[TNT]

Yeah, if you use "quarters" instead you can get a warmer pure nickel wound sound on on those coin saddle stabilizers!!

Certain years are better than others, but never use dimes or pennies.

 

[fogman]

your 20th is the best of them!

 

[GHWelles]

It is awesome. But a couple Koa tops were made for BP too

 

[PeteDuBaldo]

Did you split the neck pickup with a push/pull?

 

[Roubster]

There are two of same exact threads with few different comments...any way to combine them?

I definitely want to do a series/parallel push-pull mod on the 20th.

Pete, I sent u an e-mail by the way.

 

[GHWelles]

Did you split the neck pickup with a push/pull?

I split both, so if you pull it up both the neck and bridge go to single coil. Makes for a nice middle position sound.

http://www.guitarelectronics.com/pr...uckers3Way_Toggle_Switch1_Volume0Tone001.html

 

[guitfiddle]

Your post inspired me today so I took the 20th to our show tonight in place of my Silo HSH. Wicked fun playing it and it sounded great too if I do say so myself. They are brilliant guitars. Works for almost anything and soooo easy to play.