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- Why does Fender suck so bad lately? - Gibson Brands Forums
Quality control is of no help One can't control quality into a product, quality must be manufactured into it Every QC employee can accept or reject, nothing else In case the average product quality is going downhill, bending the rules is the QC motto, or they will replace the QC workers with some more clueless or more prone to turning a blind eye or deaf ear to obvious issues The problem
- Why Does Gibson Used 300k Pots In Some Models? - The Les Paul Forum
Most guitar building wiring books and magazine articles I've read also generally recommend 500k pots with humbuckers Why does Gibson "generally" use 300k pots when most others choose 500k pots? Furthermore, why do so many people upgrade there stock Gibbies from 300k pots to 500k CTS pots?
- Tell me all about the Gibson 498T - Rig-Talk
The 498t is a bridge version of the 490t but with a higher output and an alnico 5 magnet instead of the alnico 2 Its hotter then your average paf They come stock in les paul customs ,and they came in lp standards up untill a few yrs ago They still come in Sg standard also Its subjective as any pickup and personal taste I like the 500t better as its a bit hotter, but I liked the 498t
- How Gibson select which pickups to put in a new models?
I've always wondered when new model comes out how they decide which pickup to put in it Take for example the recent Studio Session Do they take woods into consideration? Do they conduct some research with different pickups on the same model and decide which suits it the best? And how do they
- Alright, Whos Still Happy With The 490r 498t In Their Gibson?
The factory 490R 498T pickups didn't always have a coil splitter wire (they had the metal mesh shielding as well) but the same Gibson aftermarket 490R 498T pickups did, and had an inner metal foil plastic outter sleeve instead of the metal mesh
- Gibson Pickups: Which One is Right for You? - Andertons Blog
Pickups We’ll Be Covering: A Brief History of Gibson Pickups Why Gibson Pickups Matter Gibson Pickups: The Basics Gibson’s Most Popular Pickups How to Buy Gibson Pickups Gibson Pickups: Frequently Asked Questions Want to Learn More? Gibson pickups have shaped the sound of rock, blues, jazz, and beyond for decades From the sweet warmth of a ’57 Classic to the right-on-the-limit
- Gibson Serial Numbers
produced by Gibson USA, Gibson Custom, Gibson Memphis, Gibson Acoustic and Epiphone These models often deviate from the standard serial number format, and since many artists have multiple signature models across different brands, there are many different serial number configurations and variants
- Why does Gibson use two different size strap button screws?
Mine is 2006 and does not have a plug Sorry I meant I've seen a lot of "Gibson USA" division LPs (e g production standards, standard faded, BFGs, etc ) with plugs But haven't seen any with the Gibson Custom Shop Historic models
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