anyone like dimebuckers

[Hunter1974]

The tone wizardsaid I should get a dime in the bridge and a 59 in the neck for my wolfgang with a basswood body.Anyone think this is a good idea?

[Benjy_26]

Re: anyone like dimebuckers

What styles will you be playing and through which amp?

[I am me]

Re: anyone like dimebuckers

im sorry, im kinda new at this. whats the tone wizzard?

[I am me]

Re: anyone like dimebuckers

anyone?

[SoCalSteve]

Re: anyone like dimebuckers

The Dime is a great pup. Killer looks, too. Administrator Robert S. has a few himself.

[Robert S.]

Re: anyone like dimebuckers

Actually I have one Dime but I've installed a few for other people. I like it a lot for hard rock, metal and detuned stuff and everyone I've installed it for have been very happy.

[ArtieToo]

Re: anyone like dimebuckers

im sorry, im kinda new at this. whats the tone wizzard?

Seymour Duncan Tone Wizard

Which you can always access by going to the home page>Support>ToneWizard.

[Hunter1974]

Re: anyone like dimebuckers

Thanks guys for you help I think i'll get one.

[jimmy]

Re: anyone like dimebuckers

One thing that's also cool about the Dime is that you can also get a clean tone with it.
If you roll the volume down to about 1 or 2 it gets a nice little twang.
The Dimebucker is actually a pretty clean pickup, it does not have mega gain or anything like that, but more of a crunch that helps smush your tone together and make it more focused.
It also stays true to picking dynamics as well.
I have one in both of my SG's.

[diggamark]

Re: anyone like dimebuckers

One thing that's also cool about the Dime is that you can also get a clean tone with it.
If you roll the volume down to about 1 or 2 it gets a nice little twang.
The Dimebucker is actually a pretty clean pickup, it does not have mega gain or anything like that, but more of a crunch that helps smush your tone together and make it more focused.
It also stays true to picking dynamics as well.
I have one in both of my SG's.

what he said..

[Rowan]

Re: anyone like dimebuckers

I actually didn't like the dime too much. When I first got my LTD (basswood) it had a dimebucker in the bridge. It sounded better in drop tunings but in E I found the tone to be a little artifical, harsh. I switched it out with a JB and I like it alot better, it seems more natural sounding to me. But it also has the aggression and output I need for harder music, also I think the highs of the jb sit well in basswood.


-Rowan