this pickups are better than the ones that come with the cort cr 250?
836787
I don't know, Luis. The guitar I mean to put them into is a Les Paul copy (no name on the headstock) that I picked up many years ago at a pawn shop. I've still yet to get around to installing them. I'm sorry to be of no help to you.
50677
The Bugera is basically the same as the Fender Blues Jr or a Vox AC15. Actually, it takes the same tube compliment as the Fender and is better built. It has ceramic tube sockets and the other has plastic sockets. Just a wide variety of tone you can get from the Bugera and it takes pedals really well. I have an MXR Super Badass Distortion in front of it right now and it sounds awesome! There's a reason why it is the hottest selling amp right now and they can hardly keep them in stock. Truly, the best bang for your buck!
3571
Yes it has a pick up which is not high end but works pretty good and you can of course plug it into an amp. The guitar itself plays very well and projects a lot more volume than I expected [a good thing] for a slim body guitar.It will sound even better with a better set of strings on it. I am super pleased. The freebee carry bag is junk but that'snot why I bought it , get a decent gig bag for it if you want to travel around with it. The price is a steal - great bang for the buck.
972728
Most likely, no, simply because this is a cheaper humbucker and those stock ones are meant to be similar to gibsons Duncan's. However, this is based on opinion. My experience with this pickup was fairly good but the seymour Duncan's I have blow it out of the water. Dimarzios would produce a good sound for Rock. Being a guitar tech I would suggest you do a lot of research before you sink money into a pickup.
230539
I have owned both for more than a month each. If you can afford it, the hi def driver in the 315s makes it worth every penny.
1618708
These will NOT fit in a Telecaster. (They're too large for the neck and too small for the bridge.) Instead, they are designed as direct replacement pickups for a Stratocaster. Regarding output, their resistance is approximately 10k. Their tone is fat and loud with virtually no extraneous noise.
1483683
The middle pickup is all ways on. Google John Cooper lots of info!! You have a great Guitar
1776241
I would say yes, but you might have to watch your volume due to feedback.It does increase the sensitivity of the pickup, and you should have better harmonics.I love mine, but I have a LP through a half stack.
570896
I don't own this guitar but it will probably be my next purchase. It is my understanding that the C3M is the only one of the three that has a truss rod. I find this feature important to the longevity of the instrument. It also has a solid wood top which will have better tone. And, the fingerboard has a gentle radius which will make it easier to play. To me that's worth a few bucks.
2037309
TERMINATORS are better Bass and all but the Duals look amazing the only real question is how often do you look into your trunk to look at your sub box if you have a hachback the duals would be my personal choice (I did) but if you want better LOUDER Bass go for the MTX
580980
This guitar does not come with brand-name pick ups, but the pick ups are pretty decent. This guitar is well made and the lacquer finish is quite striking. My only suggestion is get a new set of strings and Enjoy you not find a better guitar for under $500 unless you look at the used market. For 100.00 bucks this is a no-brainer well-made ,very nice. it's not an $800 Stratocaster by any means but if you looking for something like that then you'll need to spend some serious money for 100 bucks you can't beat it! You I can always upgrade the pickups.
1777833
Depending on the type of pick-up installed it could affect it, or not at all. If it's a microphone type It will definitely change the character a little. If it's a contact type pickup, you may or may not notice much of a change to it. It definitely is nice for acoustically miking because it makes the cajon sound more controlled and deeper. (For my tastes of course) Just a disclaimer, I've not been too fond of pickup cajons because they tend to sound like a dull thud and I think it's better to just put 1-2 sm57's on the cajon and get a natural sound.
602346
When I ordered this guitar a couple years ago, it shipped with EMG actives. That was the reason I upgraded from the Omen 6 when I saw this on Amazon for $250. The Schecter pickups were alright, but the EMGs are a huge improvement
660375
The SR 325is model is an awesome pair of cans. It doesn't sound much better than SR 225i, but its construction quality alone is enough to justify the difference in price. I really like the warm midrange and the great bass in the 325 model. For blues it would be perfect, but any genre of music will sound great on these if you provide a good amp, a decent DAC and CD file quality (encoded at 1400 kbps) as the bare minimum. The 24-bit files will sound the best, though.
1398736
Yep! :) They sound much better than stock!They can get really loud with a good amp though.
548530
Fender made two popular models in the 50's and 60's. The Telecaster and the Stratocaster. The most prefered was the Stratocaster if you had another $100 to spend. They both had a fantastic sound but the Stratocaster had the "Bigsby" attached to the lower bridge to give that vibrato sound. The Ventures used it in every song I think. There were other groups that used it as well which is what made it so popular. The Starcaster has the "Bigsby" and the sound is very simaliar to the old Fenders. Be aware the more you use the Bigsby the more you will have to retune the guitar. It stretches the strings especially new strings. This is a fine reproduction and a heck of a lot less then the old Fenders. Fender made two popular models in the 50's and 60's. The Telecaster and the Stratocaster. The most prefered was the Stratocaster if you had another $100 to spend. They both had a fantastic sound but the Stratocaster had the "Bigsby" attached to the lower bridge to give that vibrato sound. The Ventures used it in every song I think. There were other groups that used it as well which is what made it so popular. The Starcaster has the "Bigsby" and the sound is very simaliar to the old Fenders. Be aware the more you use the Bigsby the more you will have to retune the guitar.... » Read More Fender made two popular models in the 50's and 60's. The Telecaster and the Stratocaster. The most prefered was the Stratocaster if you had another $100 to spend. They both had a fantastic sound but the Stratocaster had the "Bigsby" attached to the lower bridge to give that vibrato sound. The Ventures used it in every song I think. There were other groups that used it as well which is what made it so popular. The Starcaster has the "Bigsby" and the sound is very simaliar to the old Fenders. Be aware the more you use the Bigsby the more you will have to retune the guitar. It stretches the strings especially new strings. This is a fine reproduction and a heck of a lot less then the old Fenders. « Show Less
762191
Yeah, i have a 500 but only run it at 250 because if i turn it up any higher it drones out all the mid and treble in my pickup. 300 watts it pleanty for this sub, cant go wrong with JL Audio!