Kerry King talks about Fernandez Sustainers
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Published 2007-11-10
this was filmed at music live and the guitar u see leaning up against that marshall is mine and he signed it and played it :O!
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I'll explain this for the people here. I've gotten to play one of his guitars so I got to check out how he had this all set up. He has the sustainer pickup in his neck pickup slot, he has a switch to activate the sustainer function of it. When the sustainer function is off it functions as a normal active pickup. In his bridge pickup slot he has a normal humbucker.
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@dimebagisgod13 it has a driver in the neck that does the work. the bridge pickup is the actual pickup that reads the vibration and makes the signal etc.
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@dimebagisgod13 The 401 kit comes with the single coil 'driver' for the neck and a high output humbucker, but you don't have to use the humbucker in the kit as long as your pickup in the bridge is fairly high output, you can get a 101 kit that just has the circuits and a neck humbucker' driver'
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yeah i didnt uploade them though....they should be on the net somewhere
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this vid kicks ass
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i was thr got his autograph but didnt get 2 see him in the demo room :(
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Yeah its a Gooden!
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81 in the bridge 85 in the neck
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you record the part where he plays?
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@WillThePlank I'm pretty sure it works the same way as an ebow, if anyone knows how those work...
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that wernt mine it was his mine is in the background
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my dad works for rosetti who distribute bc rich guitars in the uk and they got me in because kerry needed to borrow a bc rich which happened to be mine LOL
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you could if you had a guitar with space for 3 pickups
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I'm pretty sure it works on the principle of a humbucker except one of the coils then has electricty passed through it to make a magnetic field. Don't quote me on that as I may be wrong. I will find out the correct way of how it works and get back to you.
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because he never used an 85 obisously...hes justa metal player all he really needs is an 81
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kerry tetas
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I see and a 14 year old kid with tinkerbell in there name is not? hehehe ^^
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you could if you had a guitar with space for 3 pickups
