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Are you a knob-head?

charliechitlins

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I think this comes from using a lot of overdrive to soften the edge of the bridge pickup, but I'm always surprised when people go from middle to bridge (or even neck to bridge) and the difference is subtle.
I always feel like anytime I go to the bridge pickup, the difference is drastic.
 
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