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  • #16
    Re: will sg with maple quilt top sound different than a reg sg

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    • #17
      Re: will sg with maple quilt top sound different than a reg sg

      FWIW, I have seen people saying these are unusable bright.

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      • #18
        Re: will sg with maple quilt top sound different than a reg sg

        It would probably make a slight difference. But it will vary guitar to guitar. I have played maple topped black beauties (in fact, I own one) that are far muddier than traditional-style mahogany topped black beauties (which I would love to own).
        Originally posted by LesStrat
        Yogi Berra was correct.
        Originally posted by JOLLY
        I do a few chord things, some crappy lead stuff, and then some rhythm stuff.

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        • #19
          Re: will sg with maple quilt top sound different than a reg sg

          Originally posted by uOpt View Post
          FWIW, I have seen people saying these are unusable bright.
          Maple's brightness is created by the clash of the amount upper mids in a pickup and the upper mids of the maple. Maple actually kinda attenuates a bit of the bass and treble. Thats why a JB sounds great in a all maple guitar, it tightens the bass and does away with some treble thus making it sound incredible. IIRC ash and etc... are actually bright I the treble frequencies.

          The is all IME and IMO of course.
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          Originally posted by kevlar3000
          The smoker is great at adding a few decades, kinda like having Keith Richards breathe on yer guitar for a few hours...
          Originally posted by CTN
          I will kill you. Then I will resuscitate you, so you can watch me steal your new Tokai and play some horrible sounding ultra-dissonant death metal on it, then I will kill you again.
          FOR THE LOVE OF GOD! DC RESISTANCE DOES NOT DETERMINE ACTUAL OUTPUT OF A PICKUP.

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          • #20
            Re: will sg with maple quilt top sound different than a reg sg

            Originally posted by youngthrasher9 View Post
            Maple's brightness is created by the clash of the amount upper mids in a pickup and the upper mids of the maple. Maple actually kinda attenuates a bit of the bass and treble. Thats why a JB sounds great in a all maple guitar, it tightens the bass and does away with some treble thus making it sound incredible. IIRC ash and etc... are actually bright I the treble frequencies.

            The is all IME and IMO of course.
            If these SG supremes are too bright I don't think it is the maple.

            If they are too bright then it is because after you subtract the new layer the actual mahogany body way too thin.

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            • #21
              Re: will sg with maple quilt top sound different than a reg sg

              Originally posted by The Dali View Post
              While the Supremes have a flamed top, isn't it a veneer? Seems like it would be too thin to be a real maple top.
              The Supremes was an American female singing group and the premier act of Motown Records during the 1960s. I don't recall them having flamed tops although they did have some rather wonderful stage outfits.

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              • #22
                Re: will sg with maple quilt top sound different than a reg sg

                Originally posted by uOpt View Post
                If these SG supremes are too bright I don't think it is the maple.

                If they are too bright then it is because after you subtract the new layer the actual mahogany body way too thin.
                I think I may have quoted your post by mistake, meaning to quote someone else. I agree with you completely, there might not be enough mahogany to make the bass frequencies noticeable. It would make sense.
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                Originally posted by kevlar3000
                The smoker is great at adding a few decades, kinda like having Keith Richards breathe on yer guitar for a few hours...
                Originally posted by CTN
                I will kill you. Then I will resuscitate you, so you can watch me steal your new Tokai and play some horrible sounding ultra-dissonant death metal on it, then I will kill you again.
                FOR THE LOVE OF GOD! DC RESISTANCE DOES NOT DETERMINE ACTUAL OUTPUT OF A PICKUP.

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