first off EMG pickups sound like crap, they need to put burstbuckers in it and it will sound sweet.. emgs are trendy junk with very poor tone, lotts of the metal guys use them, very few blues players use them as they have bad tone.... ive been playing for 40 years and will never use them.
I think it will sound amazing, I love active pickups and PRS guitars sound great so its win win.
PRS guitars are known as Paul Reed Smith guitars- a highly famous and sought-after guitar. These guitars are known for their exceptionally clean tones, professional performance, and state-of-the-art pickups.
Probably the pickups. Earlier guitars have single coil pickups which give a little more feedback in overdrive, but newer guitars have humbuckers that improve on less feedback and better tone and clarity. That's if the guitars are electric. If they were acoustic, the changes would probably be lesser. Maybe just changes in structure that would have a better sound overall than earlier versions.
no I use the same gold plated Planet Waves guitar cable on all my guitars active or not, I've never heard of stereo guitar cables though.
There are several price levels of SG Specials. The normal-shiny-finish versions in all original factory condition-stock pickups and tuners, etc-might sell for $700-$900 depending on condition and if it comes with a case. ANY change-installing new pickups or refinishing cuts price dramatically...There are also "faded" and "worn" finish models that are much lower priced. There are large variations based on condition...there is NO real set price for used guitars, just what someone is willing to pay for it. mark
One can find out about strat pickups involving guitars by going to the Sheptone website. The Sheptone website has a wealth of information about guitars, including about strat pickups.
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I think it will sound amazing, I love active pickups and PRS guitars sound great so its win win.
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PRS guitars are known as Paul Reed Smith guitars- a highly famous and sought-after guitar. These guitars are known for their exceptionally clean tones, professional performance, and state-of-the-art pickups.
Probably the pickups. Earlier guitars have single coil pickups which give a little more feedback in overdrive, but newer guitars have humbuckers that improve on less feedback and better tone and clarity. That's if the guitars are electric. If they were acoustic, the changes would probably be lesser. Maybe just changes in structure that would have a better sound overall than earlier versions.
had to have been the inventor George Beauchamp in 1931 as he owns the patent for electric Guitars and single coil pickups.
yes , its like Fender and Squire guitars. Theres only slight differences like better tuners, pickups and or woods that make them different.
under the strings near the bridge (where the strings sit in the body) theres two squares that stick up from the body called pickups. pickups have magnets in them such as ceramic and alnico and they pick up on the frequencies from the electric strings and tell the Guitars amplifier what to play.
Yes. Well, you can have EMG's installed in a PRS. I'm not sure if you can buy a new PRS with the Stock pickups being EMGs.
under the strings near the bridge (where the strings sit in the body) theres two squares that stick up from the body called pickups. pickups have magnets in them such as ceramic and alnico and they pick up on the frequencies from the electric strings and tell the Guitars amplifier what to play.