Humbucker or not?

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  • who's_pearljam?
    who's_pearljam? Posts: 2,104
    ^ That's what I think.

    If your Squier is really a bad guitar and you're going to get a better guitar, think about how you really play.

    If you like riproaring leads at overdrive, then maybe getting the Lone Star with the bucker in it would be good.
    Personally, I'd get a three single coil guitar and pop in a Duncan '59 or something like that, because the humbucker in the lonestar doesn't really send me. That would probably cost you $120- $150 to do in the future.
    Then you can wire the '59 so you can split the humbucker to a single coil OR humbucker and have both. :)


    I think it's more important to make sure you're comfortable with the guitar AND amp first, and match them both to the styles you want to play.
    Spend some time playing different combinations before you plunk down all the money!
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