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    http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...ayphotohosting

    just curious, what do these sound like?

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    Re: Motherbuckers?

    Probably near a Duncan Distortion or DiMarzio SuperD - the old Mighty Mite Motherbucker was a 3-coil jobber found in old Hamer Phantoms [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

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      Re: Motherbuckers?

      I just bought a Cort Katana with these installed from the factory and played it at a gig last Friday. Coincidently, I also brought my Hill that had a Duncan Distortion in the bridge.

      I thought the bridge Motherbucker sounded great, more bottom than the duncan distortion. Id kinda sum it up as like a duncan JB but with more gain.

      I prefer a single coil in the neck position so I wired up the neck motherbucker with the coil tap, and it sounded good in that mode, with a full rich singlish tone.

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        Re: Motherbuckers?

        I used to have a guitar with the triple-coil motherbuckers. IT sounded great and used to absolutely pummel the input of my old Fender Twin [img]images/icons/cool.gif[/img] . The downside of course was that you had to rout the guitar out for the special pickups which was an all or nothing proposition.

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