JJ's Guitar Pickups: Chef's Special Set

[@richardlynch5632]

Nint green guard looks great on the yellow 👍 Sounds and looks killer.😎👍👍

[@MichaelSorensen-bl3ec]

The Fat Toneys are amazing.

[@andrewksadventures]

Those pickups sound great Burgs! Nice demo. I love that Partscaster as well. Awesome stuff. 👍 Have you heard of, or tried Melbourne Pickups, here in Croydon? Im curious about them as they're local. Just was unaware of them until recently.

[@BrettKingman]

Cheers Andrew. No, I haven't heard of the Melbourne Pickups mob. There's a few new ones popping up. I never hear of them unless they say hi or something. I'm a bit sheltered (mercifully) up here on the hill at Mt Eliza. Hermit man apart from the gigs. I love Ben's work at JJ's, though. He's very scientific, traditionally aware, but subtly progressive as well. That sort of combo produces the goods.

[@andrewksadventures]

@@BrettKingman OK cool. Makes sense. Thanks so much for the reply and info mate. Hey that's a Great place to be a Hermit! Glad you resurface for gigs with James still. The JJs seem the biz, I may try them, as I like where they're going with the tech, vintage tones with modern tweeks. I'm also working on a Strat, upgrading the electronics on an old Japanese 62 reissue. Cheers.

[@650thunderbird]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@roscius6204]

Wouldn't that 'Gilmore' switch be better adding the neck to the bridge only when the bridge is engaged. Then you'd have the option of leaving it 'on' and still use N NM and M. Though I've never wired up this way... I have a Neck to Bridge switch that will add which ever is not engaged unless you're in the middle and a blend (pot instead of switch) version of that wiring in another guitar which I prefer.