People use these differently, personally, i like using the bridge pickups when playing rythm especially when playing the the top 3 strings E,A and D, and the neck pickups when i'm playing solo on the treble strings G,B and e. I use the center pickup for songs that you would normally play with an acoustic guitar. You don't have to spend ****loads of $$$$ on different pedals, just buy a guitar processor or effect or whatever it's called. I have an X-vamp ($80), it has wah, auto wah, chorus, flanger rotary,different amp simulations and an expression pedal. I've heard that POD is a good guitar proccessor too.
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A strat has 3 single coil pickups; neck,center and bridge pickups. Most guitars have neck and bridge pickups and some have center pickups (usually single coil).
People use these differently, personally, i like using the bridge pickups when playing rythm especially when playing the the top 3 strings E,A and D, and the neck pickups when i'm playing solo on the treble strings G,B and e. I use the center pickup for songs that you would normally play with an acoustic guitar. You don't have to spend ****loads of $$$$ on different pedals, just buy a guitar processor or effect or whatever it's called. I have an X-vamp ($80), it has wah, auto wah, chorus, flanger rotary,different amp simulations and an expression pedal. I've heard that POD is a good guitar proccessor too.
People use these differently, personally, i like using the bridge pickups when playing rythm especially when playing the the top 3 strings E,A and D, and the neck pickups when i'm playing solo on the treble strings G,B and e. I use the center pickup for songs that you would normally play with an acoustic guitar. You don't have to spend ****loads of $$$$ on different pedals, just buy a guitar processor or effect or whatever it's called. I have an X-vamp ($80), it has wah, auto wah, chorus, flanger rotary,different amp simulations and an expression pedal. I've heard that POD is a good guitar proccessor too.
