P90 reviews - Wolfetone Mean, Meaner, Lollar Standard and 50s …
Nov 2, 2004 · P90 reviews - Wolfetone Mean, Meaner, Lollar Standard and 50s wind, stock Gibson.
What's the stereotypical P90 sound? - The Gear Page
Jul 30, 2014 · Links? Thoughts? Does the guitar body matter? Scale length? Separately, do any of you orient to p90s was your primary pickup?
Capacitor/Pot values for P90s? - The Gear Page
Jun 19, 2023 · Something else to consider, and probably the biggest reason you feel they sound weak, is the 2014 LP Melody Maker didn't come with P90 pickups. They're an AlNiCo rod …
P90 reviews - Wolfetone Mean, Meaner, Lollar Standard and 50s …
Jan 19, 2007 · P90 reviews - Wolfetone Mean, Meaner, Lollar Standard and 50s wind, stock Gibson.
How good are noiseless p90s? - The Gear Page
The Fralin noiseless P90 for bridge and Alnico rods neck are fantastic. Great P90 tones. The neck is especially clean, chimey...sounds nice with gain too. Have this set in my CS LP Special.
6 months with my Revstar P90 (not long, just lots of para breaks ...
Mar 14, 2012 · About 6 months back I splashed out on a Yamaha Revstar with P90s. I say splashed out, but this is the standard, about £600 ($800) new, and not the spendy Japanese …
Pickguard mounted P90s, from where? - The Gear Page
On closer inspection the Gibson pickguard mount P90 is a regular soapbar with an upside down dogear baseplate bolted on. There are a couple of spacers between the Soapbar baseplate …
P90 in a Tele Neck - Telecaster Guitar Forum
Apr 9, 2021 · Tele Enthusiasts, Got a P90 in the Neck of your Tele? I myself am looking for a p90 in the neck that won’t over-power a standard Tele bridge pickup. Why not post a pic and/or tell …
Telecaster with two P90s? - The Gear Page
I've got one of those Gibson Music City Les Paul Juniors - ash body, maple neck and fretboard, and 2 x P90's. It has through-body stringing (apart from the B-string) but also has a fair …
P90's vs. Single Coils - The Gear Page
Apr 8, 2020 · P90's have more mid content which can make them sound "fatter" and less trebly. Which one is better depends on your place in the band mix and the role of the guitar. I'm a …