Thanks Roon, does the series parallel switch fatten things out? It's probably only ever going to be used for playing classic rock covers, maybe I should have a look into the p equipped Troy Sanders version too. I suppose a set of humbucking J pickups could be installed though.
Do we have any jaguar faithful on here? I'm finding myself drawn to them recently. What are people's opinions? Are they over complicated? I'd be replacing my Lakland Bob Glaub if it did happen. Can the jag get close to a P sound with the series/parallel switch? Is there a big output difference between active and passive modes?
Do we have any jaguar faithful on here? I'm finding myself drawn to them recently. What are people's opinions? Are they over complicated? I'd be replacing my Lakland Bob Glaub if it did happen. Can the jag get close to a P sound with the series/parallel switch? Is there a big output difference between active and passive modes?
Mine haven't seen the light of day in a while either, equally because I'm not involved in a project at the moment and because my wife says my Lakland looks better in our living room.
Depends what you like, if you're a classic looks sort of guy in a pub band you,re gonna be scared to gig the fodera. However if you're a session player a fodra might be the way to go, thing is a fodera has very little in common with anything in option 2.
I know that contrary to common sense it's a single coil and that bill Lawrence designed them. Other than that not a lot to be honest. It's my favorite pickup ever too