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MrRhoads · 10-29-2009, 08:12 AM

I´ve recently installed Luxe Grey Tigers .02 on both neck and bridge comming from Jensen .022 bridge and .015 neck.
I´ve got Gibson Burstbucker Pro´s in the Les Paul to.
Like Neils said "In a nutshell the Tigers/Bees have more edge or cut/bite than the Jensens IMO"
I find that i lost a little bass from the guitar but not so much that i think of it as a bad thing.
The first impression was that i could roll off the tone knobs down to 8 and then turning up to 10 would be like a small boost in the treble

Like 5F6-A sais the Jensens are smoother.
I play more Hard Rock stuff so i like the Luxe Grey Tigers better since they give a little more edge, think of them as Tigers with a "Grrr" to it

ha ha ha

10-29-2009, 08:12 AM	#4 (permalink)
MrRhoads Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: SWE Posts: 3,627 Thanks: 232 Thanked 76 Times in 27 Posts	Re: Luxe repro bumblebees vs. RS Jensens I´ve recently installed Luxe Grey Tigers .02 on both neck and bridge comming from Jensen .022 bridge and .015 neck. I´ve got Gibson Burstbucker Pro´s in the Les Paul to. Like Neils said "In a nutshell the Tigers/Bees have more edge or cut/bite than the Jensens IMO" I find that i lost a little bass from the guitar but not so much that i think of it as a bad thing. The first impression was that i could roll off the tone knobs down to 8 and then turning up to 10 would be like a small boost in the treble Like 5F6-A sais the Jensens are smoother. I play more Hard Rock stuff so i like the Luxe Grey Tigers better since they give a little more edge, think of them as Tigers with a "Grrr" to it ha ha ha __________________ Proud user of "JonesyBlues Customshop" parts T-Top info read this http://www.mylespaul.com/forums/pick...490r-490t.html Alot of good wiring help http://www.mylespaul.com/forums/tone...g-library.html Help on soldering http://www.mylespaul.com/forums/tone...ow-solder.html Capacitor info http://www.mylespaul.com/forums/tone...apacitors.html