I've heard people switch them to that , but good thing about EMG pickups just like any other active pickups on the market you can swap them very easily without brining them to a guitar shop.
you just take out the cable from the pickup and just replace it with say the 81, nothing fancy required... so go for it, some honestly like it more. Its all what you want to do really.
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Depends on how you play them. A guitar is more complex if you want to play chords and leads. You can do it on bass also, but it doesn't usually make clear chords. You can take any instrument to very complex places. The guitar is easier to play than a bass.
The original Queen members were Freddie Mercury (leads vocal, pianist), Brian May (lead guitar, vocal), John Deacon (bass guitar), and Roger Taylor (drums, vocal). Hope this helps.
There are seven members of the band 'Sponge. Vinnie Dombroski leads on vocals whilst Billy Adams plays the drums. Kyle Neely, Kurt Marschke, Andy Patalan and Joey Mazzola play guitar. Tim Patalan plays bass guitar.
Absolutely! Beware, however, that you will probably get unwanted feedback from the amplifier if you are using an electric/acoustic guitar. Acoustic amplifiers have circuitry built into them to help negate feedback.
you can play rhythm or lead with any guitar, although some are better suited to one. all that depends on what genre of music you prefer to play. but really it's all up to your preference of guitars, some people like the "hardcore" guitars but i strongly prefer the les paul it's a great all around guitar and to me it never really gets "old". but like i said it's up to the player. have fun. ========================== One guitar which is very popular for rhythm players is the Fender Telecaster. Many guitar-playing lead singers play it (Bruce Springsteen, Eddie Vedder, Thom Yorke, Joe Strummer, Chrissie Hynde). A major reason is probably because the Telecaster has a very cutting sound, which allows full, overdriven chords to be played without sounding muddy. Also, it allows the rhythm part to cut through the other guitar players.Gibson has a stable of guitars that are great for rhythm -- the SG (Angus Young, Tony Iommi), the Flying V (James Hetfield, Rudolf Schenker) and of course the Les Paul (Jimmy Page, Slash, Stone Gossard, Gary Rossington, Joe Perry). Generally the vintage, classic-rock rhythm guitar sound is the sound of a Gibson Les Paul. A band with two guitar players can get much tonal colour and diversity going by combining a Fender with a Gibson. Pearl Jam (McCready plays a Strat, Gossard plays a Les Paul) and Guns N' Roses (Slash plays a Les Paul and Izzy Stradlin' often plays a Telecaster) often take advantage of this combination, using the Gibson for thick, warm sounds and the Fender for piercing, trebly leads and riffs. Gretsches and Rickenbackers have a distinct rhythm sound that can't be achieved with any other guitar. Gretsches tend to have a hi-fi, cutting sound that responds well to chord work, while Rickenbackers have an almost horn-like quality. Malcolm Young of AC/DC plays a Gretsch Jet Firebird, Per Gessle of Roxette plays a Rickenbacker 360. Neil Young's early rhythm sound (eg. "Ohio") is also in great part because of his Gretsch White Falcon. If you're playing high-gain modern metal, then you will probably want a "superstrat" or any other humbucker-equipped guitar with a very fast action and flat fretboard, usually equipped with DiMarzio or EMG pickups. Any guitar is fine for lead or rhythm.IF YOU HAVE A SLECTER SWITCH, SET IT TO THE BRIDGE PICKUP...IF YOU HAVE A STRACTOCASTER, SET IT TO EITHER THE BRIDGE OR BRIDGE AND MIDDLE...no you don't you can use any guitar, the difference is in what you are playing, not what guitar you have
A small wooden bridge leads from the orchard to the large carp lake.
Bridge
The bridge is the part of the guitar where the strings connect to the guitars body. Not to be confused with the fretboard end where they strings are tuned, it is actually connected to the body of the guitar. It helps with the acoustics of the sound and on electrics it can be moved around to make a bend-like noise.
A lot of bands use wireless systems, these plug into the guitar and attach to the belt. A signal is then sent from this to another part plugged into the amp. If you can't see any leads this is probably what they are using.
transition/bridge
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The island in "Lord of the Flies" is portrayed as having a chaotic and unpredictable rhythm, reflecting the primal and savage nature of the boys as they descend into savagery. The absence of rules and authority on the island leads to a sense of disordered and disruptive rhythm that mirrors the breakdown of civilization.
One is able to find leads to get easy guitar lessons in Winnipeg at several different online locations including the following websites: River Height Musical School, The Music Cellar, and Quest Musique.
I think you're talking about Driftwood, but anyway you have to complete the quest where the man asks you for money to build the bridge to where the gypsy camp used to be (Quest in Millfields). When the bridge is finished, cross it and look around the small area. There should be a pathway which leads to Driftwood.YOU MUST PAY THE MAN FOR THE BRIDGE TO BE COMPLETE!
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the bridge of sighs is an arch bridge and a pedestrian bridge. it is an arch bridge because of its arch shape. its a pedestrian bridge (or foot bridge) because only pedestrians are allowed to travel on it, no cars.