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Hit Parader Magazine | March 1992
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Hit Parader Magazine | March 1992
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LETS FUCKING GO!
DUAL PURPLE DIMARZIO X2N’s IN MY PINK PEAVEY VORTEX I
I’M GOING TO INSTALL DUAL PURPLE DIMARZIO X2N’s INTO MY PINK PEAVEY VORTEX I
MY DIMARZIO LOADED GUITARS
top left: Tone Zone (b) PAF Pro (n) [Coil-Split and In/Out of Phase Capabilities]
top right: X2N (b) FRED (n) [Series/Parallel Toggle Switches]
bottom left: X2N [Wired in Parallel]
bottom right: Super Distortion (b) Humbucker from Hell (n) [Series/Parallel Push/Pull]
Brothers in arms: both loaded with a Dimarzio X2N
Left: Ibanez RG with a single X2N (wired in parallel), Killswitch, and Volume knob. Tuned to E standard (46-9)
Right: Jackson King V with an X2N (b) and a FRED (n) both with their own toggle switch for Series/Parallel, 1 Volume and Tone. Tuned to Eb standard (46-9)
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Before and After: Installed a Dimarzio Tone Zone and PAF Pro in my 1st guitar today. Had them lying around for a while and finally decided to throw em in this one. Both have their own Coil Split switch and theres a switch for In and Out of Phase.
Guitar Necks Explained: How They Shape Your Tone and Comfort
When talking about sound, guitarists usually mention pickups, amplifiers, or strings. The neck, however, is one of the most important aspects. Not only is it a piece of wood, but it's also where your hand spends most of its time and where tone starts to develop. A guitar with a bad neck can sound dull, feel stiff, or even make you not want to play it at all. On the other hand, a well-made neck turns playing into something effortless and inspiring. The truth is, Guitar Necks affect both your comfort and your tone more than many realize. This post explains how they relate to other guitar parts and why keeping them in good condition through maintenance and repair.
Shape and Size Make a Difference
Not all necks feel the same. Some are slim and sleek, perfect for fast leads. Others are thick and round, offering stability and a fuller tone. Even the curve of the neck, known as its profile, can change how natural it feels to hold. Players with smaller hands might prefer narrow Guitar Necks, while others enjoy the extra space a wide neck provides. These design choices aren't minor—they directly affect how long you can play without strain and how easily you move across the fret board. Learn More...
Recently fixed up this Ibanez I had sitting in storage for years. Had thought about many different ways to set it up but I ended up just throwing a Dimarzio PAF Pro in the bridge position wired to a toggle switch to put it in Series or Parallel wiring. Also has a Killswitch. It’s mainly made of spare parts I had lying around so I guess it qualifies as a “Frankenez” Tuned to D (DGCFAD)