kosta wrote:Though they're not P-90's, I really like the new mini-hums in my 2012 Firebird Studio 70's Tribute. They're like really fat single coils or something. Or really tight, bright humbuckers. Neck's not super fat, and it's not super heavy. Plus, it's a weird stripped down Firebird. Another option maybe.
Same with this. Is that how you would really describe mini humbuckers? If that's the case, I should get some. Do they put them in much else other than the firebirds, and the les paul deluxe's? Because I can't play a firebird. I'll look like I'm in the sheepdogs.
Yeah, I'd say that's pretty accurate. They ran these same mini-hums in all of the 70's Tribute Studios last year (SGs, Les Pauls and Firebirds.) They're a new mini-hum design, so I don't know how they'd differ from an older mini-hum. I contemplated selling my Firebird for a minute but just couldn't get that chime out of any other pickup in any of my other guitars. Kind of a unique sound. Pretty nice guitar for the money too. Most of the 70's Tribute stuff got discounted down to around $500 or $600 by the end of the year last year.
Damn. Maybe I should spend more time in guitar shops. Thanks dude.
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No sweat man. I bet you can find these if you hunt around a little. I just checked around some, and it looks like my prices were a little off. I got my Firebird for around $600. Musiciansfriend is showing the remaining SG's and LP's at $680 & $810 respectively. Oops, sorry for the confusion.
Yeah, I've been eyeing this guitar since they came out last year. I'm a little weary of what its build quality will be, but I'm buying it strictly for live thrashing. It's a unique looking guitar with a lot of pretty features. I'm going to finally hook it up this month. I'll let you know!
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