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JB SH-4 which IMHO doesn't look or physically feel any better than Duncan Design. Installed it into one of my DX10 (almost late for my flight)and its does sound better.. Even though I like the sound of the Duncan Designs.. I also got my Dave Mustaine Live wire which I will be installing my RR3 when I get off the road.
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2009 Les Paul Kit - GFS Dream 90 (N), SD Seth Lover (B)
2009 Gibson Les Paul Worn Brown
2009 Epiphone Studio Deluxe
2008 Epiphone Custom - SD P-Rail(N), Fat Pat (B)
2008 Ovation Celebrity CC48
2007 Agile AL3000 - SD Alinco II set
2005 Epiphone Standard - SD Pearly Gate (N),SD Alinco II (B)
2004 Epiphone Custom Plus Top
2004 Gibson SG Faded - Stock
1997 Epiphone Slash Snakepit
1995 Fender Strat - SD Lil 59' Bridge, SD Hotrail Middle, Stock Neck
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Get an rsguitarworks pot upgrade kit and you will tell a big difference.Really? well screw Mark Twain. -
I have to admit, I think that the Duncan Designs sound excellent too. I have a set of the distortion pickups which are designed like the Duncan Distortions. They sound very similar.Guitars:
Charvel: USA Pro Mod Slime Green
1988 Model 2,
Jackson: Dinky HSS 'Blue/Orange Flame'
RR3
Gibson: 1978 Les Paul Spl Dbl Cut
1992 LP Studio 'Lite'
2005 SG SpecialComment
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I thought the only difference between actual Duncans and Duncan Designed was who made the pickups. The specs should be identical.ScottComment
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No there's more to it than that.Originally posted by Spivonious View Post
I LOVE my JB, it's the reason I decided to upgrade all the pups in my guitars to Duncans.Comment
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