
New Gibson Les Paul Vintage Mahogany P-90
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i'd love that guitar. p90 FTW for me. i think the p90 is my favorite pickup, I'm even thinking of some way to install them in a mustang.
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i like that i can get a heavier sound with out getting muddy and get a clean sound without being to harsh or brash.the isaac eaton wrote:+1million p90s are amazing pickups. defiantly my favorite.Progrockabuse wrote:i'd love that guitar. p90 FTW for me. i think the p90 is my favorite pickup, I'm even thinking of some way to install them in a mustang.
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what they like? i was hoping seymour duncan or the like did a strat style p90 pickup. those would be in the stang in a shotmage wrote:you should try quarter pounders.Progrockabuse wrote:i'd love that guitar. p90 FTW for me. i think the p90 is my favorite pickup, I'm even thinking of some way to install them in a mustang.
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some other makers do. these guys do. and I think dimarzio might make something similar. But yea, allegedly the quarter pounders are similar.
edit: also, another option, albeit an expensive one, are these fralins

edit: also, another option, albeit an expensive one, are these fralins





