Here's the clips for the Skatterbrane Waterbranes unaccompanied... Was having a bit of fun at the end. Don't take it seriously... The Branes are in the same guitar as what the Tom Holmes Japan set was in previously. I swapped the Holmes to the Slash (Swiss Cheese) and the branes are now in the Chambered Standard.

This combo of guitar/pickup seems to work the best in both cases. The Swiss Cheese is condensed, and tight, so the Holmes would be tightened up a bit, since they're so wide open. The chambered standard would add some "space" the to the Skatterbranes since they are tight and bright.

The Branes are so far the clearest set I've used, even though they are A2s. The Holmes were the thickest and most creamy (That bridge pup is really nice!)

http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8625160

Here's the Seymour Duncan SH55s and the Tom Holmes Japan sets unacompanied for comparison.

SH55s: http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8590971

Tom Holmes Japan: http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8590970

Here's the Waterbranes in a song mix. I think they came up from the mix very well.

http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8625161

The clips for the Holmes and the Branes are the best comparison so far. Same guitar, same electronics, same pedals, same settings. The BB Pros was also in the same guitar, but it was using stock electronics then. Parts are now RS Guitarworks parts. The SH55s were in a Swiss Cheesed Les Paul, also with RS parts.

Here's the Holmes, SH55s and the BB Pros in song mixes for comparison's sake.

Tom Holmes Japan: http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8591570

SH55s: http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8353152

BB Pros: http://soundclick.com/share?songid=8445167

Special thanks to Mats Nermark for the use of his backing tracks!

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