What Pickups Should I Get? I have an O'Hagen Flying V that I am going to restore. It's actually a pretty rare axe and it played wonderfully. It's been in my basement for like 10 years. I tripped over the cable and it smacked on the concrete cracking the neck/headstock. I finally found a guy who says he can fix it no problem. I was thinking as long as I'm getting it fixed, I should put in some new pickups. But I have no clue what to get. I play primarily metal and classic rock. What do you guys suggest for pickups?  Technorati Tags: guitar pickupsBookmark/Search this post with:
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