Alastor The Great

Love the show. Camera angles are crap though.

Which side of the bridge pickup would be the treble side?

Mm, yeah, but I'll probably just have the guitar technician I know do that for me when I have him put in the new pickups. Would raising or lowering the pickups reduce brightness at all or add bass/mids? Don't think so, but then again, I've never tried it.

Hmmm, does anyone here know how to decrease the tone pot value on a Jazzy? I'd certainly like to try that if I'm able.

Small venue. I went to the Wilco show in Grand Junction, CO and it was in a small amphitheater. It was just SPECTACULAR. Not one person sat down during the show, and everyone just locked together when they sung.

I agree. The pickups could be better, but that could be said about any stock guitar.

You all must be fucking high. Quite obviously, it's: AM BT ST YHF AGIB SBS

AM BT S YHF AGIB SBS Seems like an old friend is missing now.

After hours of consideration... AM BT ST YHF AGIB SBS I need alcohol. Lots.

Edit: It's a MiM Classic player's one. Dunno why I said vintage reissue, I'm too poor to afford that. Before you put me down for buying MiM, it plays REALLY well, and maybe I'm just not a big enough guitar buff, but I can't tell if there's much of a difference between this one and American ones I've played. I'd agree with you on the strats - too metallic. Jazzmasters sound great. I love how mine can go from soft to rock-your-socks-off in an instant, but it could be better, and I'll certainly let you know how the pickups sound.

I am a firm believer of the same. I think I'm gonna go with the Lollars. I dunno much about Fralins, but I've heard that they're bitchin'. However, I like Lollars personally. a.miller, what year/model of jazzmaster do you have?

I've been thinking about changing my stock jazzy's pickups for Jason Lollars. The bridge pick up in particular to me just sounds sort of weak and twangy. Thoughts?

My daughters.

They're shit.

It was pretty rockin', for sure.