Ibanez JTK1 Jetking with SD '59 and Custom 5

As I've promised to multiple people, here is my ibanez jetking with both new pickups installed. In the neck I have a Seymour Duncan '59, and in the bridge I have a Custom 5. Both awesome pick-ups.

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Music

Tags:

• Ibanez
• Jetking
• jet
• king
• JTK1
• JTK2
• Seymour Duncan
• SD
• '59
• Custom 5
• sh-14
• sh-1
• coil tap
• modified

[braglish]

yea dude that helps a lot actually, I love the guitar just wasn't sure about the taps, thanks a lot dude!!!

[boredmanaic]

awesome! yea, it's a great little guitar for the money. i love the action on the thing. glad that I could help!

[braglish]

Hey dude, I just picked up this guitar and was wondering about the taps, when I push the taps down rather than up does that tap them? or untap them?

[boredmanaic]

When you push them so that the part that is pointing away from the pick-ups is down, then they are tapped. When the part closest to the pick-ups is down, then they are not tapped. Does that make sense? One way to test, though, is to put your amp on a clean channel, play the guitar once, flip the switch, and then play it again. if your guitar became quieter, then they are now tapped. If it became louder, then you guitar is now not tapped. does that help?

[ggrego]

By 2:10 I was screeming play something for gods sakes!!

[boredmanaic]

yea, i talk a lot. like i said though, i was sick lol

[JHdgsn903]

@CynicalMann I had no problem ordering a 4 conductor from my small local guitar shop

[JHdgsn903]

I have the 4 conductor version of the 59 in my guitar  they exist

[The1970sInfatuate]

There is a 4-conductor version of the '59 neck and bridge.

[CynicalMann]

You can get 4 conductor '59s. They're just difficult to get outside of ebay.