When I saw Toto in 2017, he also used the gold Luke II on one or two songs.
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When I saw Toto in 2017, he also used the gold Luke II on one or two songs.
kingdoublecut
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Those overlay pics show you what an HSH Luke would look like. I converted on of my SbMM Lukes to HSH configuration.
As a newer electric player and having bought a used Luke II (LOVE IT!) I'm not able to tell which pickups are selected in each position, I just pick the sound I like for a particular song. I know the fender strat SSS positions, but not quite sure how that translates to the Luke 2 HSS setup. And for the Luke 1,2, and 3 models with HSS layouts has that switching remained consistent? Sorry for such newbie questions.
2007 Luke 2
2012 Gretsch 5120
2017 Squier 50's vibe tele
1972 Epiphone Caballero FT130 SB
2007 Luke 2
2012 Gretsch 5120
2017 Squier 50's vibe tele
1972 Epiphone Caballero FT130 SB
JasonT
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The True Gold Luke had EMG-X pickups, and was the transition from the Luke II with active EMG pups to the LIII with passive pups. Also, the LIII was the first time you could get 2 humbuckers on a Lukather model.
Somewhat recently (last year or so?) the pups in the LIII changed from DiMarzio to EBMM pups. Current LIII models come with the EBMM designed pups.
Also, the original LIII models had the db boost on the tone knob. That changed so it’s now on the volume knob, which I find more useful.
Somewhat recently (last year or so?) the pups in the LIII changed from DiMarzio to EBMM pups. Current LIII models come with the EBMM designed pups.
Also, the original LIII models had the db boost on the tone knob. That changed so it’s now on the volume knob, which I find more useful.
Nice man, the Luke II's are great guitars, though not everyone loves EMG's. I had one loved it and sold it like a dope. I have a set of the Luke pups I'm hoping to put in a Silo Special myself. I believe the positions are the same a [email protected] for the switching.
Glenn |B)
