Except for AN-TZ? Medium / medium high output, should work good a tad farther from strings than recommended, good split tones, tremolo guitar (RGT220) PAF Joe - MO' Joe? PAF pro - PAF pro?

Pickup is used, although not much. Looks like new and leads are still very long. Don't have original case as I stupidly threw it away, but will be happy to provide some cash as recompense at your request (I'm not sure what that would be any good for though). Looking for a similar sounding...

Hey! I wanted to ask if anyone knows how this pickup combination will sound. I want an hsh setup, and have already decided on the PAF Joe in the neck and the Mo' Joe in the bridge. I wondered if the Pro track would sound good in the middle? Would it add up the sound nicely of the pickups in...

Hey guys. Finding the Mo' Joe a little thin and bright in my mahogany S. Will trade for something a little stronger and less bright. Breed perhaps? PM, thanks.

So I have an Ibanez S670 and fancy upgrading pickups. I'm using a medium gain amp, and will probably end up staying around this range; I'd like to end up with a Carvin V3 in the future. I play a range from heavy blues to metal and am a big fan of my mids. I want something with good harmonics...

Hey guys Recently just bought an ibanez rg350, and i been wanting to change the bridge pickup. Was intending to get either the evo2 or the mo' joe. Was wondering if you guys help me out in deciding which one is better? Thanks in advance!

So im in the market to replace the pups on an 80's rg550 I got, and Im wondering if anyone has tried a Mo' Joe/ PAF Pro (or PAF Joe)combo in any type of rg (basswood). I absolutely love how the Mo' Joe sounds, and Im hoping it will produce near the same sound in an rg as it does in a js. Anyone...

So I made a few modifications to my JS 1600 I thought I'd share here. I stumbled upon this guitar in a Sam Ash and fell in love with it on sight. I've always loved the JS series and owned a JS 1000 at the time I bought this one. I love the body shape and Joe's sound and gear philosophy but...