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Which pickup would be best for playing Amish Gospel mixed with a little hip hop?

nice to see someone with my taste in music

why are you interested in those pickups?

The gibson. Unless you are hellbent for the dimebucker, get a Bill Lawrence L-500XL... It sounds so much better than the dimebucker. The dimebucker is so high-endy that it is almost annoying unless you throw a eq before your amp.

Dimejandro wrote:why are you interested in those pickups?

The zebro set would look kool on my dobro.

TK wrote:The gibson. Unless you are hellbent for the dimebucker, get a Bill Lawrence L-500XL... It sounds so much better than the dimebucker. The dimebucker is so high-endy that it is almost annoying unless you throw a eq before your amp.

Cool. Thanks for the help. Now I will be able to play my remix of Funky Cold Madina and How Great Thou Art with destinction.

No problem.

billlawrence.com Takes 2 months to ship they are handwound
AND
stew mac ship right away as far as i believe. They are machine wound.

There has been alot of argument about the two companys.
Basically the two different companys are owned by two men who were in partnership many years ago. Since then they have split and each make the L-500xl. Most people say there is not much differences in output or tone at all/if any.

Expect to pay up to 60 bucks for a B.L including shipping. Not to shabby.

TK wrote:No problem.

billlawrence.com Takes 2 months to ship they are handwound
AND
stew mac ship right away as far as i believe. They are machine wound.

There has been alot of argument about the two companys.
Basically the two different companys are owned by two men who were in partnership many years ago. Since then they have split and each make the L-500xl. Most people say there is not much differences in output or tone at all/if any.

Expect to pay up to 60 bucks for a B.L including shipping. Not to shabby.

I bet I will impress Ezekial and Jawonne with those pickups!