Double your pickup sounds with Mad Hatter Terminator Ten guitar electronics

[@Firing_Order]

Oh wow, the grain on that rosewood board is to die for!

[@duncanearley]

I dont think thats rosewood. I think it might be one of the alternatives they have been using recently?

[@g.koch.]

@@duncanearley Yep, looks like Pau Ferro

[@MrStorm029029]

Got the terminator system in mine with triple mini Duncan hums. Phenomenal tone, it want mentioned but the system comes with the switchcraft selector switch and input jacks as well. The switch was a lot sturdier than the original. I get compliments from experienced musicians all the time. THANKS MAD HATTER continue to kick a$$🤓🤘

[@DJ7tringGuitar]

Could've had 12 different sounds if they had installed a 6 way selector

[@weedeeeter]

What is missing is the possibility to switch the humbuckers from serials to parallel. You can also tap either of the single coil of each humbucker.

[@troyfrost1980]

I love the color of that Stratocaster and the neck on it WOW . 😲🎸👍🤘 Thanks TroyFrost / Troyster 😎 CoolRiffs😎 Cool🎸 🤘🤘 🤘

[@robertosoi5812]

Great Sound in all position...and great hand.

[@stupidjubei]

Haven't found a traditional Humbucker that didn't sound anemic to me in split mode. My Fishman Fluence sound good in coil tap mode, but next exactly like a good single coil. I know that Seymour Duncan made a humbucker specifically to be split, but I have not played one. Anybody with any answers? Also btw, demo videos without signal chain are unfortunately less than.

[@Slicklickz]

I have a Schecter Blackjack SLS C-1 FR P that has SD Full Shred and Jazz pickups that are both split via pull out tone knob from the factory.They sound good to me in all 6 modes.

[@chpgnr78]

mmh... not very convincing the sound of the humbuckers splitted, hence their combination with the middle one. You must have a very powerful humbucker to get a nice single coil sound once splitted, otherwise it sounds too week, but I'm not sure if that would work for the HSH configuration

[@demonprincess5634]

what about the Synsonics Terminator guitar?

[@pskemster]

That Mad Hatter solderless wiring system Sure took the leash off didn’t it.

[@BillyZakk]

Are they stock fender pick ups?

[@MedalionDS9]

I know now why you shred... but it's something I could never do

[@run_escape62]

One question, I thought the TEN system was specifically for One volume, one tone guitars, I see you have two tone knobs, so is this an "edited" version of the Terminator TEN system? Thanks, great demo.

[@hanovergreen4091]

They manufacture for various configs.. He was lazy and made it sound as if they only make solutions for HSH.

[@TheBillStickers]

So it's the S1 switching system but much less convenient

[@duncanearley]

You mean the tone knob pull instead of the push button? I dont think its less convenient? Also I think the big thing here is the pot value change on the volume? Although whats the goes to 11?

[@j.rozman7016]

Please, oil the fretboard! :)

[@TransiberianTube]

Is that why my fingers are so beaten up? :)

[@DMSProduktions]

Hmmm ok!

[@brotherdoom2406]

Ten unique sounds that end up sounding like the ten other strat sounds I’ve already heard before... K thanks, but no thanks boominator system.

[@DJ7tringGuitar]

Boomer electronics would've been a buncha of effects built into the guitar itself like they were doing in the 60's and 70's.

[@cauldron101]

I don't know. I am hesitant turning my electric guitar to an electronic one. I'd rather have this on the amp, or a pedal before the amp.