I would like to sing too!

Yeah I like fender amps too, like the Fender Twin reverb, I should test a Fender with a good clean sound and put a pedal maybe the boss DS 1 infront of it.

Personally, I prefer a Fender amp with some kind of distortion pedal up front. I use a Mashall Guv'Nor II pedal infront of my Fender RocPro 1000.

Walker plays a Mashall 2×12 with a Boss DS-1 up front. This gives a very punk sound, but it can be a bit thin if you're not carefull. I also find I don't like Marshalls so much for clean or crunch.

Just my own personal taste!

If I had the money, I would by a Fender Tweed/Deluxe and have a *Vintage* Tubescreamer pedal. But both of these can be very expensive, and certainly not under £400

thank you very much
I've heard to your songs,I love "other side" with the dirty JB and the solo! great

I think, Im gonna buy a Tele usa, and replace the bridge pickup with a hotrail

but the amp, do you know a great amp at -400 gbp

great rock band! for sure!

The JB is the pickup Kurt used in his Mustangs, Strats and his custom guitar – the Jag-Stang.

It's quite hot and had a good mid range. Walker has got one in his Strat and it sounds lovely!

My Jag-Stang is still using the stock pickup, but I would replace it with a JB if I was going to.

Check out my MP3 section, you can hear the JB used on "Dive", "Sixty hour week" and "Otherside"

The Super Distortion is what Kurt used on his Jaguar. I belive the "KC" model Jaguars from Japan use this pickup. I haven't got any first hand experience of it, but if you want an idea – just listen to Nevermind.

The 59 is the pickup I use in the neck position of my Telecaster. This is the pickup which does the solo/introduction on "Sixty Hour Week" you can also hear it clean AND dirty on "Tree". It's a great pickup, based on the PAF pickup. It give the Tele a slightly Gibson sound while still retaining the Tele twang.

It's important to use the right strings with these pickups. Kurt used 11s on his Mustang/Strat/Jagstang, and 10-52s on his Tele. I use Ernie Ball strings wich you can get in the unusual 10-52 size.

Hope that helps

Im wondering if you know these pickups and even if you can talk about them;

Dimarzio super distortion
Seymour duncan JB

and the 59'

Thanks dude

The pickup in the neck was left standard, but he replaced the bridge pickup with a Seymore Duncan Hotrails.

The hotrails really is a very, very hot pickup and can put the guitar's sound out of balance.

If I were replacing my pickups again, I would choose a pickup with more treble for the neck (maybe a Jazz?). Or else leave the '59 in the neck and fit something with less treble in the bridge, like a "Little 59".

I hope that helps

Thank you!