Get an Ibanez S, imo. The floyd system is perfect. They're really thin and comfortable too.

Hmm i think the question we all failed to ask is, what is the amp?

I have heard bad things about the warlocks..

Warlocks are poor in quality - that is unless you can find an old 90's american made model..But if you don't know how to setup your guitar take it to a guitar shop and have them check it out..

If it used to sound good but now doesn't you could have a few things wrong with it.. Action could be off, neck could be warped, maybe your strings are just old "dead tone" strings..

The Emgs are nice ive played Dimarzio's and Duncan's but the zakk pickup's are killer fucking screaming pickup's that put out a very wide freq output wise.

There's a reason why sooo many metal guitarist use them.

This post was edited by Zakk_Wylde on Jul 8 2009 03:18am

warlocks are terrible guitars. if you tried something else, im sure you would like it alot more.

What model of Warlock is it? Did you buy it new, and if not, do you know when it was made?

imo your amp is not the problem, its the electronics in the warlock. you could replace the pickups etc or sell "as it"

This post was edited by juliusjuice on Jul 10 2009 04:35pm

try to put new strings on ur guitar ^^ rly helps .. just kiddin'

honestly, warlocks are horrible guitars. terrible sound, and as im sure youve noticed, they fail miserably over time. i reccomend any fender strat or gibson les paul obv however, if you are hell-bent on keeping the warlock, check the truss rod. You can also take it to your local music shop and have them run tests on the electronics. most likely what it is are the pickups, or your bridge. warlocks are made of cheaper materials, and wood expands and contracts when it comes into contact with varietal weather patterns. at any rate, save some money and buy a quality guitar

Amp = 95% of tone

bad electronics only cause hum, or scratchy pots, or picking up radio. It wont crap your tone.

This post was edited by aokmaster15 on Jul 13 2009 07:38pm