Hey there gents,
I'm looking to pick up a Tribute ASAT Deluxe carved top T-style guitar in the coming weeks, but I plan on putting an EMG 57/66 set in it. Since I've been burned in the past with unexpected things on various guitars, I was wondering if anyone could share with me an image of the ASAT Deluxe's control cavity - I'm looking for anything that would make it difficult to install EMGs (namely a lack of place to put the battery). If the cavity is just open, like it is on a Les Paul for example, then everything should be fine. If not, I may need to reassess my pickup selection.
Thanks!
Tribute ASAT Deluxe Carved Top control cavity?
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Re: Tribute ASAT Deluxe Carved Top control cavity?
It's very likely you would need to enlarge the control cavity to make room for the battery.DivingBell wrote:Hey there gents,
I'm looking to pick up a Tribute ASAT Deluxe carved top T-style guitar in the coming weeks, but I plan on putting an EMG 57/66 set in it. Since I've been burned in the past with unexpected things on various guitars, I was wondering if anyone could share with me an image of the ASAT Deluxe's control cavity - I'm looking for anything that would make it difficult to install EMGs (namely a lack of place to put the battery). If the cavity is just open, like it is on a Les Paul for example, then everything should be fine. If not, I may need to reassess my pickup selection.
Thanks!
I'm curious: have you tried the Tribute ASAT Deluxe CT and if so, what don't you like about the pickups?
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Re: Tribute ASAT Deluxe Carved Top control cavity?
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Re: Tribute ASAT Deluxe Carved Top control cavity?
I have not tried it. I'm a metal player who also happens to love classy guitars (and Teles!), and I already have a very specific use in mind for this guitar. The 57/66 set is perfect for what I want to do with it, which is the only real reason for the change.Craig wrote:It's very likely you would need to enlarge the control cavity to make room for the battery.DivingBell wrote:Hey there gents,
I'm looking to pick up a Tribute ASAT Deluxe carved top T-style guitar in the coming weeks, but I plan on putting an EMG 57/66 set in it. Since I've been burned in the past with unexpected things on various guitars, I was wondering if anyone could share with me an image of the ASAT Deluxe's control cavity - I'm looking for anything that would make it difficult to install EMGs (namely a lack of place to put the battery). If the cavity is just open, like it is on a Les Paul for example, then everything should be fine. If not, I may need to reassess my pickup selection.
Thanks!
I'm curious: have you tried the Tribute ASAT Deluxe CT and if so, what don't you like about the pickups?
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Re: Tribute ASAT Deluxe Carved Top control cavity?
JagInTheBag wrote:You have a PM
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