Name: CH Neck by HomeWrecker Pickups
Duration: 2 min 5 s
Description: A few sound clips of The HomeWrecker "Crooked Halo" single coil model. In a swamp ash strat. Bogner Ecstasy 101b on the Blue Plexi channel. A 2003 Silver Klon Centaur was used on and off of the recording.

Going back to my roots for this one...and I got tired of people telling me to play less trap and more Spanish music at parties. 

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Voy Pa Ya

A few sound clips of The HomeWrecker "Crooked Halo" single coil model. In a swamp ash strat. Bogner Ecstasy 101b on the Blue Plexi channel. A 2003 Silver Klon Centaur was used on and off of the recording. 

CH Neck

Strat, Silver Klon Centaur occasionally on and off, with older Bogner Ecstasy, on Blue Channel in Plexi mode. 
Running through the gamut of tones and styles. 

HOMEWRECKER PICKUP SAMPLES

CROOKED HALO Single Coil Plexi Drive Position 3(Middle)

PRS with BKP Holy Divers into the AXEFX2 HBE V2 patch with OwnHammer IRs. Fender PBass into AXEFX2 SVT Patch with Ownhammer IRs. Superior Drummer 3 custom patch.

PRS Riffage with BKP Holy Divers, AxeFX HBE and Superior Drummer 3

Written during a few turbulant chapters of my life. I'm glad I waited this long to complete it. It takes me back to a dark period in my life, all the way up to the better times in my life, which now I feel like I have hit the lotto in fulfillment. I will always have mixed feelings about this song. It is not complete, and probably never will be. This recoding is off the board, unmixed, and just bounced down so vocals (if any) could be recorded. 
Recorded and co/written with my current team. 
J. Hernandez - Guitars
Sheldon Bonada - Bass
Ryan Wilson - Drums

Chapters

Overtime

Codependance is a happy/sad, slow/fast record from Levenbirds, we want you to dance/cry with us.

Just Because

HomeWrecker Pickups was founded by Joshua Hernandez in Los Angeles, CA. Originally from East San Jose, CA. Hernandez has played different sides of the music industry as a session/songwriter/live player, and as a craftsman. A very well respected instrument repair man known for practical modifications. 

He is exclusively endorsed by a few prestigious companies such as, Bogner Amplification, Steve Clayton Picks, Pigtronix, IK Multimedia.

For his technical work, he apprenticed under luthier, Keith Holland, sharpening his attention to detail for a few years before making a grand leap to Los Angeles. During that time he spent a year and a half in different bands touring all over Latin America. Living between Bogotá, Colombia and Lima, Peru. In his time off between tours, instead of returning to the U.S. He was introduced to local craftsmen. Learning a whole new approach to string instrument design and fabrication. 

 When his touring contract was up. Hernandez returned to the U.S. accepting an offer for a title position @ ESP Guitar Company. 

In 2009, He Co-Founded MHD pickups. In Oct. 2011 he parted ways with MHD and ventured off on his own. During that time he worked a title position at ESP Guitars. Wearing multiple hats maintaining a warranty department. This involved working directly with the VP/Production manager on ESP/Ltd production, contributing to A-List artist repairs, and lastly, special projects from the custom shop.  Didn't stop there. His thirst for live performances and love for playing kept him very busy. As things evolved and touring was put on the back burner, session work picked up, becoming a ghost writer/session player in the night time working with various production teams. As well as running/developing all new HomeWrecker operations over time.

The session work was key. This was used to develop the many flavors that the HomeWrecker product line has to offer.

"There were times I recorded at state of the art studios (East West, Serenity West) with a overwhelming selection of amplifiers and mics to choose from, then there were times I showed up to a small single apartment, plugged directly in to an interface, and utilized certain pedals to shape the tones. This compromise allowed me to voice things to sound great direct in. What I would call a more transparent and natural sound from the coil."

"The beauty of being an active player is, I get to put my own product to the test in studio & live situations." says Hernandez. "With HomeWrecker, in short, I am taking a very simple, old technology and literally putting a new spin on it."

Take a look at the menu, as it is always evolving. If you have a certain sound that you want to bring to life, feel free to contact me directly. 

-J Hernandez 



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