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Q: What
kind of pickups do you have on your Les Paul Custom? - from Robert
A: I have
Seymour Duncan pick-ups on the Les Paul.
Q: You
mention in an answer to a previous question that "the Strat has single
coil humbuckers". Care to be more specific? I understand if you do not
endorse a particular brand, but I read in an earlier interview with
you that at some point you were having problems with single coil
pickups and how they were interacting with radio transmitters that are
used for lighting, etc. I was wondering if you had alleviated that
problem with a particular pickup? - From Bill
A: I am
still using the same pick-ups and yes they are noisy by nature. But
they do sound better than anything else I have tried. One has to adapt
to the sound which sometimes means moving to a different position.
Might well explain why I do so often.
Q: What
kind of pickups do you use on your Strat? - From Pat
A: The
Strat has single coil humbuckers.
Q: In your
opinion, which one produces the best sound for classical guitar, an
active or passive pick up? Are there any advantages of one over the
other? - Lois
A: I think
an active pickup on the bridge is best for an acoustic.
Q: I play
a classical Conde Hermanos, which is similar to your Rodriguez, my
questions is very simple: what pickup do you use in that guitar? -
from Antonio
A: I would
sell my mother before I would put a pick-up on the Rodriguez. For big
live shows I use a 'Paloma' Guild electro-nylon acoustic. I think
these are the closest one can get the real sound.
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