Yamaha Pacifica 812v with Pod XT Live in Vox AC30 simulation

A very good guitar who unfortunately is not in commerce at moment. It mounts 2 Seymour Duncan Staggered as single and a Jeff Beck as humbucking. I've modded to have bridge on mod when split the coil of the humbucking. Even trying with same amp of all other guitars to have a balancede situation to judge tonal differences

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• yamaha
• pacifica
• 812v
• electric
• guitar
• seymour
• duncan
• staggered
• single
• coil
• jeff
• beck
• humbucker
• alnico
• line6
• vox
• ac30
• simulation
• emulation

[Shippoism]

Peccato per la qualità della registrazione ma gran bella chitarra!complimenti

[rafport]

@Shippoism grazie :) ciao!

[veryhighsamurai]

How do you use the neck + split bridge? is this possible?

[rafport]

@veryhighsamurai yes with a little mod and a solder on the push pull pot, no other hardware are needed in this Pacifica

[johnjuwax]

very nice guitar, sound and playing...i wish i could buy this guitar...

[laurentiums]

nice sound. can you tell what are you playing at 1:34 - 2:07 ?

[rafport]

@alexmc69 thank you! i checked the settings for you, it should be this one class a30 tb drv 10 (5 is midnight) bass 4 mid 6 tre 4 pre 0 vol 10 all of except large hall reverb tone 50% pre 50% post config

[alexmc69]

@rafport Thanks for the advice; I'm running a Pacifica 904 into a POD XT and wanted to recreate your tone... it's beautiful!

[rafport]

@alexmc69 it is a quite old video, i should check... anyway if i remind well it was the ac30 simulation on pod with all stock (in sense, all with settings you get when just put on the amp) except for master volume to max. i usually play with master volume to max with pod sims. no stomp (it sound vey bad the pod stomps for my ears), no eq, no modulation, anything except a plate reverb