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ge. That's about the most versatile setup I have >> heard. I actually have a handmade strat with EMGs and a midrange boost >> knob that does a pretty strong lead sound and of course excels at >> shimmery rhythm sounds. > > That's a great setup. My Kramer is configured like that (although the > neck PU is a sustainer driver as well). My Steinberger has > hum/single/hum which is also a very versatile setup. > > OK, now I guess you can see I swing both ways, a collection of trad > pickup guitars AND a couple of variaxen. I use them all. Clearly I'm > addicted... > > Cheers, > -Jamie > www.JamieKrutz.com > > > >> Jamie K wrote: >>> >>> LOL. Get a room, you two! >>> >>> I dig those guitars through a good amp, too. >>> >>> Remember when using an electric guitar and a guitar amp was heresy? >>> They booed Bob Dylan off the stage. USE A REAL GUITAR!! Heh. >>> >>> Flash forward and now that stuff is traditional >>> >>> I bet you would both dig my variax setup if you heard it. >>> >>> And Chuck, I bet you would even like what I do with amp emulations, >>> once you hear some of my custom setups (which stand up to comparison >>> with my tube rig). >>> >>> Cheers, >>> -Jamie >>> www.JamieKrutz.com >>> >>> >>> chuck duffy wrote: >>>> Haha I agree with you! I can't believe it! >>>> >>>> My 2 cents. A strat, a tele and a les with a bigsby trem and >>>> locking nuts. >>>> Also, a must have is a gibson vintage f hole. >>>> After that an SG and a les junior. >>>> >>>> Other areas we will agree on... USE AN AMP! >>>> Chuck >>>> "DC" <dc@spammersinhell.com> wrote: >>>>> Some good ideas here. But I am in the &