Hello, I have been told you may know where I can find seymour duncan JB 7's for the neck position. Please do tell sir. =)

Saw your video for Twin Tube Mayhem and I order one right after watching it
Awesome gadget. I love it. Been using it at jams and shows. Never fails!
Also love my Blackouts & JB/59 combo. Any recommendations for Duncans in Basswood?

Is it true? Blackout 8s in production?

Just wanted to drop by to say how great it is of you for taking time to post here and address any concerns

Great meeting you at NAMM!

Ahhh there IS hope!!!

I NEED 8 STRING BLACKOUTS!

Any hope for P-Rails 7s Mr. Falbo?

The Blackouts are pretty well balanced. So far we're recommending them in any wood, and they'll let the wood tone come through. Being that they're an active pickup, and we can bend and shape the tonality, there aren't any harsh frequencies in the Blackouts that would be compounded by an overly bright or overly dark guitar. If you find the bridge Blackout to be too bright (but I don't think you will) then the common practice is to simply switch the bridge and neck pickups around. The neck pickup in the bridge is warmer and sweeter, and then the bridge pickup in the neck is a little clearer. But, I will say that there are people who switch the EMG 81 and 85 around, using the 85 in the bridge and 81 in the neck who when they tried the Blackouts left them standard. So definitely put them in standard first.

Hey!

I am newbie on 7string.org, and i have one question for you, since i noticed that you know the matter!

I am about to put SD Blackouts in my Washburn WG587 that is made of alder. I wander what do you think what sound they will have in alder, is there a possibility to be too bright or something?

Do you have any advice?

Thank you!