Replace Game Changer Pickups
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dwells
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ive replaced the bridge with a tone zone, works exactly the same, sounds killer
tlasol
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I've been wondering this also, just to make it a tad more suitable for heavier modern stuff. Good to hear it's doable!
drewbixcubed
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You can replace TGC pickups with (almost) any passive guitar pickup.
I say, "almost" because it is hard to know the specifications for every single pickup in the world made by other manufacturers, and "passive," because active pickups tend to have preamps built in that could potential overload the input of The Game Changer.
I say, "almost" because it is hard to know the specifications for every single pickup in the world made by other manufacturers, and "passive," because active pickups tend to have preamps built in that could potential overload the input of The Game Changer.
JayDawg
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So can you take out all of the Game Changer items and pickups and put them in another guitar if you built it?
drewbixcubed
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They are passive DiMarzio pickups.
It's not the pickups that perform TGC functionality....it's the circuit design.
It's not the pickups that perform TGC functionality....it's the circuit design.
dean701
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reviving the thread because that's what I do. 
what did everyone use?
I find the stock bridge great in the HSH if you want to play Lamb of God. It actually reminds of the tone from ZZ Top Tush or even the sound of the Beastie Boys Fight for your Right.
However, I think the first thing I'll try is the Tone Zone Chrome in the bridge. I have the HH with the EVH Dimarzio's and love it, so this may bring it in line with that.
what did everyone use?
I find the stock bridge great in the HSH if you want to play Lamb of God. It actually reminds of the tone from ZZ Top Tush or even the sound of the Beastie Boys Fight for your Right.
However, I think the first thing I'll try is the Tone Zone Chrome in the bridge. I have the HH with the EVH Dimarzio's and love it, so this may bring it in line with that.
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