New guitar

cain · 2008-08-07T09:56:24+00:00

HI Ive decided i need a new guitar, something with a floating bridge, 2 humbuckers, thin neck and has a fat sound. Since i play lead stuff mostly and i wanna go into only metal and shred i think the following would work nicely. Currently the Ibanez egen 18 is standing out because of its mahogany body with maple top ( Nice fat warm sound ). Please tell me what you think. Ibanez RGT220Z neck type 5pc Wizard Maple/Wenge neck-thru body Ash wing body fret Jumbo frets bridge Edge-Zero bridge w/ZPS3 neck pu DiMarzio® IBZ-N (H) neck pu bridge pu DiMarzio® IBZ-B (H) bridge p Ibanez EGEN18 neck type 5pc Wizard Maple/Walnut neck body Flamed Maple top/Mahogany body fret Jumbo frets bridge Edge-Zero bridge neck pu DiMarzio® HLM (H) neck pu middle pu DiMarzio® HLM (S) mid pu bridge pu DiMarzio® HLM (H) bridge pu Ibanez JEM7V neck type 5pc JEM Maple/Walnut neck body Alder body fret W/6105 frets bridge Edge Pro bridge neck pu DiMarzio® Evolution® (H) neck pu middle pu DiMarzio® Evolution® (S) mid pu bridge pu DiMarzio® Evolution® (H) bridge pu

Heath

thanks mr m if i ever find the guy , i'll rip off his head s..t down his throat , then knee cap the guy ...... but i'm not a violent person ....

AlanRatcliffe

Those blazers were very good guitars. I've seen quite a few and most of them are still in service.

Screening cavities with copper isn't a problem - the foil is so far away from the pickups and wiring that the capacitance is too high to affect the audible ranges. I've screened pickups directly and it has a small effect, but not so's most folk would notice. Aluminium foil can affect the inductance of the pickups though.

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