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  • What a useless f n video are you a retard?

  • either my toggle is messed up or you messed up becuase when my switch is set towrd the bottom its only using the bridge pickup.. not the neck pickup.

  • Why in the crap would you keep this up? You got the pickup switch settings totally backwards! Absurd

  • a jackson DK1?? thought the DK1 had EMG's. dont you mean DK2.

  • Maybe; I got it used, so it may have been customized, though it doesn't look like it was. I added my own custom ones after owning it for a while. I've been wanting to try out EMGs for a while now.

  • yeah u got the switching wrong Well ok u got one position RIGHT lol 1 out of 5 aint bad i guess

  • and butted it up to the other angled picup.. mind you i had to chizzle out some of the body under the pic guard and i just wired the pick up straight into the other 1.. mind you while i was doing this i was hammer drunk!!! (do not sudgest doing this drunk).. but i had a gropund problem and notice a few loose wires and sauldered them any where i see fit.. not i got no sustaine and suvere feed back problems.. but ill get it up and screamin and post a vid.. PEACE!

  • SPRAY PAINT!

    MasterCamz -- HEY MAN I KNOW WHAT YOUR TALKIN ABOUT.. you know the angled pickup by the bridge on a strat?.. we check this out.. i ripped my strat appart and ditched all the pickups and wired in a single coil out of an ibanez rg470 or 450. and sauldered it useing the wires from the neck pick up and flipped it upsidedown and screwed it into the bridge.. sounded fuckin amazing!!!.. but i wanted more!. so i ripped out the single coil in my s470

  • Does it effect the guitar when i put 2 single coils next togetter (when the sides of the pickup touch eatch hother)

  • nice but you need a camera man or tripod

  • Dude, you should not have smoked that fatty before you recorded that. Got it wrong on the switching on the strat.

  • i have the same just as like the 1 one, and every time i play it the skin on my fingers becomes like sandpapper

    i want a schekter synyster !!!

  • That's the first time I see the 5 switch positions in reverse on a strat syle guitar. Are you sure?

  • i noticed tht myself

  • interesting =)

  • Where do you buy the caps to put over your pickups, so that its a diffrent color? Im making an Jem GMC but I dont kno where to find the green pickup caps, tone and volume knobs

  • spray paint it lol.

  • EBAY!

  • oh man i love you guitars color so beutiful!

  • hey i switched my pickups to some emgs but they are loose and when i try to tighten them they just move up and touch the strings and like when you turn the guitar faceing down the pickups act like there gonna fall out, help?

  • Well, sometimes pickups are a little loose. Turning the screw to the right ("tightening") draws the pickup upward. You can't use the screws to tighten the pickups, only to adjust the height.

  • Help me! I messed up my pickups xD I just wanna look inside my guitar and maybe learn how to put in new... But now my pickups are messed up .. :(

  • Well, if you took the cover off and strached a wire in the process, that would do it.

    What's working and what's not?

  • Well, all of my pickups work very well, but I do not know where the pickups shall go, Maybe I have taked the pickup wrong..

  • i think uve got ur 5-way switch wired the other way... just a thought though 'cause i wire mine the other way

  • lame ass video whats its purpose?

  • To teach you about the guitar. If you already knew about it, you shouldn't have looked it up.

  • woah, don't sound too happy.

  • you got the pickup selector switch mixed up :P

    when it is down you are on your bridge pickup. when it is up, you are on your neck pickup.

  • I have a feeling you won't be the last person to point that out. XD

    I actually have it set up differently (The neck and middle pickups were switched) but yeah, on a standard guitar, you're right.

  • am i able to keep the pickguard off and just screw in the pickups back in

  • The pickgaurd? If you mean the big piece, no, but if you mean the little plastic part that goes over the actual coils, then yes. Those parts are just for show.

    There are some specially designed Strats that have no pickgaurd at all, but you have to buy them like that.

  • well yeah the big white plastic thing that covers everything everytime i remove it the pick ups come off how can i get them to stay in

  • Hmmm...

    Well, I don't know if there's anything you could do for that, cheaply. The pickups are mounted to the pickgaurd, so you'd have to get a Strat body that is designed to hold pickups without a pickgaurd.

    Buying a body can get expensive, and with all the work you'd have to do, it would be easier to sell your guitar and get another one with the design you desire. The only time I'd buy a body is if I had a really good neck and set of pickups, but the body I have is holding it back.

  • Thanks for posting this. It was cool to see the inside and learn more about it.

  • Steve, darling, why would you take your guitar apart?

  • I've customized them before. =P

    Plus, most people never get to see the inside of one.

    I have to admit, it's still in pieces as I type this though.

  • Lol, well, perhaps you should put it back together...otherwise I don't think you'll be able to play it in that condition...

    But I must admit, it was cool to see the inside of it.

  • I mostly just use the DK1 because it is superior in every way to the Strat except the strat stays in tune longer and the stings are closer to the frets.

  • *Nods head and pretends to know what that means* Yeah, totally.

  • Translation: I like to play the purple/blue/green guitar much more than I like to play the blue and white one. The white/blue one has it's good points, though, but not enough.

    Oh, and I have an acoustic guitar, too. There's another option.

  • Lol, hmm, I see.

  • hey futuresP. i see that you know alot about pickups and that is why iam asking you this question. I have a fender strat that has 3 pickups, but im planning to reduce it to two one being a seymore duncon invader and the other seymore duncon 78 model. i wanted to know if its a good idea to do this( i sourt of want the best of both worlds, Metal/Classic Rock)And how would i get a two way swittch

  • Hmmm... Well, first off, you'd have to find a pickgaurd that you could mount those two pickups to (I don't even know if they make them for Strats).

    That combo should sound really good, especially for alternative rock, and the metal one should be closest to the bridge.

    As for the switch, you could make the 5 way switch a "1, 1-2, 2, 2, OFF" switch. If not that, you could probably find a 3-way "1, 1-2, 2" switch somewhere online.

  • Well would it be bad if i put the 78 in the bridge and the invader in the neck. Seymore duncon recomends the 78 to be in the bridge and the invader to be in the neck

  • Oh, I was assuming the 78 was the classic rock tone pickup... Or is it?

    I think what you just said was what I was trying to say, but worded badly or something.

  • ya, sorry for the bad wording. But ya the 78 is the classic rock pickup

  • Oh, no, I meant I was the one with the bad wording. XD

    Yeah, the 78 at the neck (for a cleaner tone) and the metal one at the bridge (for a more crisp tone).

    The hardest part is probably finding the pickgaurd to hold 'em.

  • i just found one on ebay. thanks for your help. if you want to check it out its under

    Dual Humbucker BLACK3-Ply Fat Strat Pickguard G49

  • Oh! Very nice find, there!

    Best of luck to ya'!

  • So thats what it looks like. You rock dude.

  • Hey man when you showed the pickup selector switch, i think you got the order wrong, you had it reversed i believe

  • Ha, yeah, the order is wrong, but I did mean to get it wrong, however, not like that. I customized it so the pickups are in 1-3-2 order, but since this was a teaching thing, I didn't want to get too complicated.

    On the standard guitar, yes, what you pointed out is true.

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