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My main 6 stringer these days.
USACG body - roasted swamp ash, hollow, tru oil finish
USACG neck - roasted maple, abalone does, 1" C shape, hipshot open gear tuners, 6230 vintage styled frets
Mastery Bridge
CC pickups c90 neck, Harmonic Design vintage Broadcaster bridge
Absolute killer instrument
I really like it when I got it so decided it was worth putting some time and money in
I had the neck reshaped and finished by @WezV who also laser engraved my band logo in the headstock. He's done an amazing job. He also aged some locking Gotoh tuners and moved the string tree for me. My local tech installed a tusq nut
I redid the electrics from scratch using my own wiring scheme:
- DiMarzio Injector in the neck, Fast Track 1 in the middle, Fast Track 2 in the bridge
- The first volume has been changed to a momentary killswitch
- The tone control is now a passive high pass filter wired directly to the bridge pickup
- Three way switch - Bridge, Middle + Neck in series out of phase, Neck only
- Tone control is a push/pull to put the middle position in phase (jazzy)
- The volume control is a push pull and disconncets the neck pickup from the middle position
It's basically designed to be easy as possible to use while I'm singing. The main sounds I use are right there on the 3 wayI changed the saddles to modern style solid brass ones, and then added a .5˚ shim to get the saddles a little bit further off the body to help with palm muting
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Rosie
All Rosewood Strat, body by Graham (GSP Basses) neck by WD
Fat 50s at the neck and middle, BK Sinner at the bridge, locking tuner, second tone on the bridge, decked Wilky trem
Guitarbuild select one piece lightweight hardtail Swamp Ash Strat body routed for Tele neck, Mary Kaye White Blonde nitro paint by lamf68, WD all Rosewood neck with Steinberger tuners, cant rememver what neck and middle pickups BK Sinner neck pickup at the bridge, very resonant..
Body by GSP, left hand Squier neck, cant remember the pickups, custom scratchplate from GigInk
Guitarbuild body, Mex Fender Strat neck, Creamery Tele size P9p pickups at bridge and neck, generic zTele neck pickup in the middle at some point Ill replace the half bridge with a full size Tele jobby
MM style LP by GSP
Iron Gear Blues Engine with the cover removed Les Trem, roller bridge, custom scratchplate, matte olive drab green, with a coat or two of TruOil
Guitarbuild Swamp Ash Mustang body, Squier Bullet Mustang neck, custom scratchplate, lockers Modded Toranado bridge plate with Tele saddles
Body by Dan (Hell Horn) on the Offset forum, neck by Danelectro, 3 P90s, Modified Toronado bridge plate with Tele saddles
They have a "thing" that you'll either love or hate. They're my favourite style of pickup, I'd gladly have one in every guitar I own. Sort of like a p90 but smoother and honkier, less aggressive. Almost a horn like attack to it, the thicker wire makes them clearer than you'd think too (check they use the right gauge wire, many are just a bladed p90 which is not a CC in my book)
Assuming you mean the brand CC pickups:
It's the best CC style out there, and I've tried my fair share. It's a pig of a pickup to fit though, it's way wider than a lollar (which appears to have become the standard for CC's now). With others you can generally get away with 250k pots, but with these sound best with 500k (I need to add some stacked pots so each pickup sees the correct load, but I spend 99.9999% of time on the neck so haven't bothered yet)
Tom
Delonge style Strat, Squier FSR Bullet body and bridge, Birdseye Maple neck from GSP, lockers, Posca headstock doodle, Invader style pickjp, cant remember the brand, removed the rusty relic pickup cover
Body by FatPete, Booboo paddle head neck, huge baseball bat profile, Tele half bridge, Blues Engine. Matte Olive Drab with a couple of coats of TruOil