UPDATE:
I recetly installed another Planet Tone DG Bridge pickup into my main Partscaster.
It is also an Alnico III.
What's the difference between the new one and my old DG A3....??
This one is non-staggered....
Planet Tone Alnico III DG Bridge Pickup Non-Staggered:
I bought my old set...
I put a set of the H bombs from Planet Tone into a friend's Gretsch similar to this. Tightened the bass up. Clear and articulate but warm. Swaps on a semi hollow are a pain but man do they sound great in that guitar.
Ok....I broke and bought one of those mini Friedman amps for $99 from SW.
When I ordered it, it said they had more on the way in December .
Checked in later, and you could not buy them at all.
Has me hopeful that I may actually get it!
Hey RT,
So, the other week I gave in to a deal I saw online.
A G&L legacy, in nigh on mint condition, with the exact same specs as a Strat I dearly loved and let go of some years ago.
The guitar had a set of Bareknuckle Mother's Milk installed, which I was planning on selling and replacing...
I am someone who hates complicated pedals, and I find the TimeLine extremely easy to use and dial in Tones.
The Big sky is something I have not gotten mess with much in person, primarily my TimeLine and NightSky.
The BigSky V2 has the cloud algorithm in it but damn is that one pricey...
I have a Strymon Timeline for my delay and absolutely love it - no regrets.
I would grab a Big Sky for the reverb and be done.
I use their Nightsky for my experimental reverb soundscapes and it has so much depth and vastness to it.....
For normal playing though - Big Sky all the way for...