New Pickup Models

[google50002 0]

Hi every one.

I would like to know if there be a new pickup models in other fw for jtv?

I think that There a lot of old and new type of pickup models that would sound fantastic on this guitar.

 

Thanks.

[TheRealZap 7,337]

there is the "89" pickups that are no used from the factory if you have a 59/69

in any case.. they would never tell us if they are working on something new...

[clay-man 259]

Would kill for non-PAF modern humbuckers, but maybe that's what the 89 pickups are.

[TheRealZap 7,337]

the 89 pickups are models of the stock jame tyler designed pickups featured in the JTV89

 

the 59, has lester models

the 69 has spank models

 

they modeled the 89's actual pickups so that they would have the modeled equivalent as well for alt tuning.

[clay-man 259]

Yeah. I like that. How close does it sound to the actual pickups? That must be the closest comparison you can do with a model-to-real comparison.

I'm glad they made it available for everyone though.

[google50002 0]

hi

the 59p, has the same pickups as 89-89f?

[arislaf 749]

No, the 59p has the P-90, les paul style.

[google50002 0]

and i have an other question why I can't change the root of wiring in the Workbench?

I would like to have an option to peke rooting by myself like in :Gibson Jimmy Page Les Paul Signature

Is there any way to make it done?

 

thanks.

[google50002 0]

sorry i meant 59 not 59p

[TheRealZap 7,337]

the 59 has different physical pickups than the 89, however they both share the same modeled pickups.

 

same as others have stated, i just wanted to be clear.

 

sorry i meant 59 not 59p

[ozbadman 859]

and i have an other question why I can't change the root of wiring in the Workbench?

I would like to have an option to peke rooting by myself like in :Gibson Jimmy Page Les Paul Signature

Is there any way to make it done?

 

thanks.

 

I'm not sure what you mean by this to be honest.

 

The only reason you need all these controls on traditional guitars is so you can choose between them on the guitar itself. In the case of the JTV and workbench, you can choose series/parallel and normal/reverse, as well as move the pickups. So, you can do everything in workbench that the switches allow on your Jimmy Page schematic.

 

If you mean why can't you do this on the guitar, the answer is that there is both a modelling and normal guitar in there. They already share the volume/tone controls and switches, so need special switches and pots. To add the Jimmy Page circuitry would require even more custom made switches and pots.

 

If you really wanted to do this on the guitar, you could do it by adding your own switches, separate to the existing JTV controls, but they would only work on the pickups, not the modelled versions.

[katiekerry 64]

I'm not sure what you mean by this to be honest.

 

The only reason you need all these controls on traditional guitars is so you can choose between them on the guitar itself. In the case of the JTV and workbench, you can choose series/parallel and normal/reverse, as well as move the pickups. So, you can do everything in workbench that the switches allow on your Jimmy Page schematic.

 

If you mean why can't you do this on the guitar, the answer is that there is both a modelling and normal guitar in there. They already share the volume/tone controls and switches, so need special switches and pots. To add the Jimmy Page circuitry would require even more custom made switches and pots.

 

If you really wanted to do this on the guitar, you could do it by adding your own switches, separate to the existing JTV controls, but they would only work on the pickups, not the modelled versions.

I think he means pick the routing options, Maybe.  I would assume coil tapping and in and out of phase.  You can do virtual parallel and series, I can't remember if you can do in and out of phase.  But as for coil taping you can just use single coil pickups or p90s for some of the options...

[ozbadman 859]

I can't remember if you can do in and out of phase. 

 

Workbench HD allows normal/reverse selection, which is phase selection.