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  • Duncan Distortion/Ceramic Magnets/Trembuckers

    I thought if you had ceramic magnets instead of coils, you dont need to get a trembucker. But, yet they sell Trembucker Distortion models

    Huh???

    I dont get it.
    :firing: :cop:

    :headbang:

  • #2
    Re: Duncan Distortion/Ceramic Magnets/Trembuckers

    I'm not sure I understand what you're asking. All p'ups need both a magnet and a coil to work. You'ld never have one or the other. And a "trembucker" simply means that the pole pieces are spaced slightly wider apart to align better with tremolo equiped guitars. That really has nothing to do with magnets or coils.

    Am I misunderstanding you, maybe?

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    • #3
      Re: Duncan Distortion/Ceramic Magnets/Trembuckers

      I think he's thinking that the Distortion has rails intead of poll peices... but, it infact has pole peices, albeit strange ones...
      You can get a suprisingly good country guitar tone out of a Marshall Halfstack.

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      • #4
        Re: Duncan Distortion/Ceramic Magnets/Trembuckers

        Ah . . . that makes some sense. So, you'ld never have a trembucker Dimebucker for instance.

        Although, you're right - the "Distortion" isn't a "rail".

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        • #5
          Re: Duncan Distortion/Ceramic Magnets/Trembuckers

          Indie when you say "albeit strange ones" referring to pole pieces are you talking about a TB-06 or the Parallell Axis Original? A regular TB-06 (distortion) has normal pole pieces.

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          • #6
            Re: Duncan Distortion/Ceramic Magnets/Trembuckers

            so i would have to get the trembucker distortion to put into a jackson with a floyd rose if i cant work out putting an 81 in it?
            :firing: :cop:

            :headbang:

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            • #7
              Re: Duncan Distortion/Ceramic Magnets/Trembuckers

              Just to clarify whats what:



              I never noticed 'til this thread came up, that there's both a Distortion Trembucker and
              a Duncan Distortion with trembucker spacing.

              Hmmm . . .

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              • #8
                Re: Duncan Distortion/Ceramic Magnets/Trembuckers

                Originally posted by ArtieToo
                Just to clarify whats what:



                I never noticed 'til this thread came up, that there's both a Distortion Trembucker and
                a Duncan Distortion with trembucker spacing.

                Hmmm . . .
                that is the most confusing thing I've ever seen... I was referring to the distortion trembucker....
                You can get a suprisingly good country guitar tone out of a Marshall Halfstack.

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                • #9
                  Re: Duncan Distortion/Ceramic Magnets/Trembuckers

                  Here's how they stack up on the "tone chart":



                  BTW - The Blues Saraceno has those same weird pole pieces:

                  Last edited by ArtieToo; 07-25-2004, 01:09 AM.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Duncan Distortion/Ceramic Magnets/Trembuckers

                    Gawd....21.3k for the Distortion TB is just sick. I didn't realize that there were 2 seperate Distortions either Artie.

                    That Blues Trembucker looks like it would be a great pickup. Still vintage output, but wound slightly hot. I've only heard good things about them....I may have to try to pick one up.
                    My Sound Clips

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                    • #11
                      Re: Duncan Distortion/Ceramic Magnets/Trembuckers

                      Originally posted by Jeff_H
                      Gawd....21.3k for the Distortion TB is just sick. I didn't realize that there were 2 seperate Distortions either Artie.
                      Actually there would be 3 if you consider the Original Parallel Axis Trembucker as a Distortion as I beleive it was intended to be the Duncan Distortion Trembucker initially. Then if you included neck variants to the available models it can get confusing.
                      Last edited by Fusion1; 07-25-2004, 08:00 AM.

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                      • #12
                        Re: Duncan Distortion/Ceramic Magnets/Trembuckers

                        So, should I just get the Distortion with trembucker spacing?
                        :firing: :cop:

                        :headbang:

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                        • #13
                          Re: Duncan Distortion/Ceramic Magnets/Trembuckers

                          Oh, and what is the Parallel Axis distortion trembucker?
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