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I gotta give doublecut massive props, he also addresses the 0 ohms issue-does not result in single coil sound but rather parallel sound.( But, I def hear what youвЂ™re saying, and my verdict is not out yet. After Vh2, it got rewound to work with a floyd, and that is the sound embodied by the EVH Frankenstein. After VH1 was recorded, it got the white coat (w black striping), the maple вЂњGibsonвЂќ neck,the TZoTGLELESS homemade black pkguard, and for VH2, it got the overwound ES335 PAF as simulated by the SDunc 78. Nonwhammy bar tunes, notably if they have toggling, were the Destroyer.

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factory as its Custom Shop models, this Alder bodied guitar features a full 25 1/2. made electric that you'd expect from more costly models.

By his assessment of photos, Eruption was played on a-get this, I had no idea- Black strat with a Rosewood neck with a MightyMite, magnet prob changed. This used Zion E-Series GT S style guitar is an incredible bang-for-your-buck option, featuring quality materials and a boutique build in a U.S. Gentlemen of Leisure, recorded at Cherokee Studios in 1974?ДЄwesome theoryвЂ¦ I was reading an article on the forum by dave szabados called secret Edward van halen pickup, which led to some fascinating replies, NOTABLY an avid scritinous user named вЂњdoublecutвЂќ. Ed would have been 17 or 18 at the time, and heвЂ™s already got it! Now with that in mind, go listen to вЂњBottoms Up.вЂќ NotableД¬heck out this gem (audio only), allegedly recorded in 1974. But from the Van Halen II studio shots you can clearly see a custom Strat-style guitar on a stand with three single-coil pickups in it. My moneyвЂ™s on the latter, but bear this in mind: The same two guitars (Frankie and the Destroyer) are alleged to have been the only guitars used on the next album. But pickups and Frankie necks remain question marks Гўв‚¬вЂњ so could Ed have also used a P-90 guitar, or would it have been too noisy for recording?

Last but not least, the guitars used on Van Halen I: Conventional wisdom, including a chart in the now-defunct вЂThe InsideвЂ™ Van Halen fanzine, has Ed using only Frankie and the Shark (altered Ibanez Destroyer). Like itвЂ™s big-brother Les Pauls, the LPJr also is made out of mahogany (and also has a mahogany neck and rosewood fingerboard), but does not have a maple top Гўв‚¬вЂњ although it looks like EdвЂ™s doesвЂ¦. Now the guitar: The Les Paul Junior has a Les Paul shape but a thinner body. The homemade VHII Strat is right there with the Shark.

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