JB in the bridge and Jazz in the neck.

Thank you!

Thank you Tom!

Thank you! Nice to know that it can help others to learn.

All great amps, they have to be at crazy volumes to sound the best though..

@@TheEngarn Yeah I used them in the 80s and 90s back when you could. I still say that those amps shit all over ANY digital stage setup. Seen support bands still using these absolutely kill it tone wise compared to the Main act using hi tech bullshit.

Thanks Tom, glad you liked it!

Those I have are in the 16 to 17 range. But the 16.4 is a ballpark, I'm sure that out there are pretty different ones because of differences in magnets and other materials besides the typical variability in manufacturing.

@@TheEngarn Just thought it was odd Seymour Duncan would up the "volume" on a best selling bridge pickup.

Thanks!

Thank you Tom, glad you liked it!

Thank you!

Thank you!

@@DrumGalaxy thanks a lot Tom!

Thank you! I like it a lot as well, it has a great finish.

Thanks a lot! Robben was the inspiration for me to buy this color and model. As you say it's the closest one can get. Am still wondering about his pickups though, they sound pretty unique, and very good.

@@TheEngarn in fact, Robben had the original pick ups changed, they were too much powerful for his taste. He asked a great french luthier to put Ron Ellis pick ups instead. I will ask Alexandre the Ron Ellis model.

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Thank you!

Thank you very much!

@@mitchellrosenthal6305 Thank you very much!

Check the video title..

I will some day, have some riffs lurking around.

Thank you for the support Tom!

No pedals!

Thank you Sir! That’s a huge compliment.

Thanks man! It is the Soldano. Cheers

​@@TheEngarnThanks. So, settings are stored in the preset memory and knobs don't show the settings?

Thank you Sir!

Thank you Sir! I have a band project on the way but life gets busy and it is taking longer than desired. Cheers!

Thanks Mate!

Thanks Tom! Would have been cool!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks! The SG 61 is a favorite of mine but I hate the neck dive of the SGs. This PRS has the SG feel without the neck dive. But with the PRS be prepared to change the electronics because they are pretty lousy. My guitar was a month old and there were already faulty contacts in the switch etc.

Thank you! Yes it's a good combination.

Thank you!

It feels slightly rounder. It is not a big difference I would say.

Hi man! Sure, there is definitely a difference. The 35th have a rounder sound, thicker midrange and the resonance peak is at slightly lower frequencies than the regular. The regular is more open and needs 300 K pots to sound right, at least for me, YMMV. This guitar has stock electronics. No pcb nor treble bleeds, just the regular, pre pcb and other gadgets, Les Paul Standard.

Thank you! I would put her in the auditorium size range.

It's an orchestra model (OM) that is a bit smaller than a Grand Auditorium.

Thank you! These will work great in your guitar.

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Thanks Tom! And great grooves you got there!

Thank you! It's a great combo of guitar, pickups and amp, can't get tired of it.

Thank you! The eq knobs were midway on 5 with the slightest mid cut to around 4.5 and a treble cut to around 4. For the lead the mids were increased to around 5.5. Hope it helps.

Thank you! The Jazz neck is very close to being the perfect neck pickup.