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I have a 20 year adds up old classical guitar made of Agathis w / screw on the maple, I want new pickups, it is worth?

then I a series of bronze BC RICH Mockingbird sum 20 years ago, his guitar VERY rare that they are no longer the same ... my question is, however, do not think these guys u pickups (the 496R and 500T bridge) would increase the quality of sound A LOT? here is the link to the collector-http: / / www.guitarcenter.com/Search/Default.aspx?src=gibson+ ceramic & search.xis Search.You = 0 & = 0 & Search = Go heres my guitar sheet Body Material Agathis Neck Bolt-on Neck Material Maple Fingerboard Rosewood Fretwire Jumbo Fret Number 24 Scale 25.5 "Inlay Dot Headstock Style Pointed Hardware Chrome Tuners Sealed Diecast BC Rich Pickups 2 Humbuckers Bridge Type One Piece Adjustable I only have $ 300 spare cash at the time, I've looked into buying a new guitar, but I wanted to stay with my old one, if I can really crank out some more tones

Good question. Couple of things to consider. It's hard to tell if the quality the sound is much better, because it's all relative. BC Rich are and have always been fantastic and over who play passably. BC Rich will never sound like a Les Paul or PRS. Quality materials and craftsmanship simply does not compare. That said, $ 300 is a very small update in the world of guitar and it might be worth trying the pickups new. If you love the guitar, the new pickups will certainly not make the sound worse. Moreover, given the rarity of your particular guitar, make sure to stay with original pickups if you do decide to change them out. That way you can reinstall them down the line if you want to sell it to a wealthy collector serious (they must exist).

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