Bill ordered the pickups from PRS in 2005. I know that I spoke with Paul Reed Smith about it at a shop one time. He said that he hates selling pickups for use outside of his guitars. But then, where would he have started without Seymour Duncan?
i love that guitar man. i cant wait to get my own crook... right now ive got a 63 gibson sg with p90's in it, and a fender roadhouse strat, which ive put slider vintage pickups in, sounds amazing, especially through my fender tweed blues deville. also have a real cool sounding Kustom 300 watt solidstate amp, great rock sound and some cool built in effects including a bad ass tremelo. nice review!
Awesome guitar, Awesome playing man! I'm huge Crook fan, don't own one, but its in the works. I'm a "Gear-Head" too, in a bad way! I play a Fender Nashville (all tricked out!) with Rio Grande pickups through a Mesa/Boogie F-30 (w/custom Eminence speakers). For country it kicks, for metal it really screams. For rockin', I'm on a PRS SE, or Highway 1 HSS Strat!
Keep up the good work, and keep pickin'! We can talk gear anytime you want! lol
I think the Dragon II's work for just about anything. I've used them for praise/worship, hard rock/metal tones, country playing, and blues. I think they are versatile and very, defined. However, they don't sound cold and brittle. It's just that every note is articulate. A lot depends on what you run it through. If you use a Mesa(like I used to), you can easily get metal. If you use an old Fender Bassman, you've got a great blues tone. I highly recommend them.
Yeah I think I get what you mean. I'm 15 though, can't afford a like $30,000 guitar. Might start saving up for a SE custom and install the locking tuners, of save up for a Mira.
Actually that Crook was under $3,000. As I said, very affordable for a custom axe. Maybe you're thinking of the Dragon guitars by PRS at $30k. Those pickups are only around $130 if memoy serves correct. Good luck with whatever you buy, though. Let me know. I love to hear about gear.
Very pleasant to watch and to hear.
Terrific sound, play and features on the guitar!
Developband 10 months ago
Bill ordered the pickups from PRS in 2005. I know that I spoke with Paul Reed Smith about it at a shop one time. He said that he hates selling pickups for use outside of his guitars. But then, where would he have started without Seymour Duncan?
odlbrian 10 months ago
where do you ge the prs pickups
SuperGuitarMark 10 months ago
can we please here more of the guitar and not the distortion pedal? thank you
guitarman4079 1 year ago
put my guitar down brian
jcedozer 1 year ago
love that tone man.
deadinside1 1 year ago
i love that guitar man. i cant wait to get my own crook... right now ive got a 63 gibson sg with p90's in it, and a fender roadhouse strat, which ive put slider vintage pickups in, sounds amazing, especially through my fender tweed blues deville. also have a real cool sounding Kustom 300 watt solidstate amp, great rock sound and some cool built in effects including a bad ass tremelo. nice review!
pbcollins85 2 years ago
I just got a pair of dragon II's to put in my SE custom, hopefully it'll sound as sweet as yours. Good lookin out!
DJEvilWayz 2 years ago
Awesome guitar, Awesome playing man! I'm huge Crook fan, don't own one, but its in the works. I'm a "Gear-Head" too, in a bad way! I play a Fender Nashville (all tricked out!) with Rio Grande pickups through a Mesa/Boogie F-30 (w/custom Eminence speakers). For country it kicks, for metal it really screams. For rockin', I'm on a PRS SE, or Highway 1 HSS Strat!
Keep up the good work, and keep pickin'! We can talk gear anytime you want! lol
usncpg45 3 years ago
If you don't mind me asking also, where did you get the drop D from standard thing for your 6th string?
thenewchance 3 years ago
Bill ordered it for me, but you can get them out of StewMac catalogs. It's made by Hipshot.
odlbrian 2 years ago
By any chance, are you the one who created that Crook Custom Guitars group on Facebook?
I'd love to try a Crook one day, but I'm not sure I'll ever have the money to buy one!
By the way, great playing!
stipecountry 3 years ago
Yeah, that was me. I've met some cool folks through that.
odlbrian 3 years ago
I think the Dragon II's work for just about anything. I've used them for praise/worship, hard rock/metal tones, country playing, and blues. I think they are versatile and very, defined. However, they don't sound cold and brittle. It's just that every note is articulate. A lot depends on what you run it through. If you use a Mesa(like I used to), you can easily get metal. If you use an old Fender Bassman, you've got a great blues tone. I highly recommend them.
odlbrian 3 years ago
The problem for most people is that they're not very affordable :)
thenewchance 3 years ago
Well, they're not the cheapest p-ups, but sometimes you get what you pay for. They're worth saving up a bit.
odlbrian 3 years ago
Yeah I think I get what you mean. I'm 15 though, can't afford a like $30,000 guitar. Might start saving up for a SE custom and install the locking tuners, of save up for a Mira.
thenewchance 3 years ago
Actually that Crook was under $3,000. As I said, very affordable for a custom axe. Maybe you're thinking of the Dragon guitars by PRS at $30k. Those pickups are only around $130 if memoy serves correct. Good luck with whatever you buy, though. Let me know. I love to hear about gear.
odlbrian 3 years ago
Hi all guitars sound great. You check out xaviere guitars and look at rondo music. Demo the mcpherson please.
pastorkev777 3 years ago
Ohhhhhh yeeeeaaaahhhh! Dig It!
migueljorjino 3 years ago