Hmmm... Breeds sound smooth!

Uthark · #1 03-19-2006, 02:37 AM

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Cheers!

ibanezcollector · #2 03-19-2006, 02:45 AM

thats some tasty ass chops you got there.. Nice playing sounds awesome

whats the setup?

Uthark · #3 03-19-2006, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by ibanezcollector

thats some tasty ass chops you got there.. Nice playing sounds awesome

whats the setup?

Thanks for the nice comments!

The setup is quite simple:

Ibanez RG with Breeds -> Boss GT-8 -> Mesa 2:90 -> Mesa Recto 2x12

Edit: and a Sony DSC-P41 camera.

Shredcows · #4 03-19-2006, 09:36 PM

Breeds are good! My first set of Dimarzios, and they stayed with me for almost 2 yrs.

I always thought breeds had a great humbucking tone, with solid cleans... however, thats abt all, they are pretty much the norm, the standard, nothing else special abt them... What are you thoughts on that?

guitarslinger213 · #5 03-19-2006, 11:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Shredcows

Breeds are good! My first set of Dimarzios, and they stayed with me for almost 2 yrs.

I always thought breeds had a great humbucking tone, with solid cleans... however, thats abt all, they are pretty much the norm, the standard, nothing else special abt them... What are you thoughts on that?

I must confess;

My "Breed Bridge" is a Dimarzio OEM IBZUSA F1 and my "Breed Neck" is the Dimarzio OEM Fender H4.

They both kick major ass.

toshiro · #6 03-20-2006, 11:21 AM

Of course, sometimes you just want a guitar that sounds like a guitar.

The Breeds rule because they have a classic tone, they don't try to be some super hot demon with a magnet, nor are they intentionally weak. The neck model is damn near perfection in a 24 fret RG.