Does anyone think this would sound good?

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04-14-2007, 10:08 PM

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Does anyone think this would sound good?

I have a mex strat, maple neck alder body, and want better pups. i'm thinking a yjm hs-3 in the bridge and a texas special in the neck, i'm not sure about the middle. would this be a good idea? or are they too different?

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