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Hi Guys,
Both the Evo's (in a RG750) are very articulate, creamic magnet to drive them. They are rated at 13k, 11k. Basically, if you have a hard(ish) picking attack and have strong, accurate fingering. The Evo's are the best. I think a fellow like Vhoholic would pull them off superbly
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If you plan to do a bit of low down grinding rock or do any chord stumming (maybe except arppegios) then they have terrible, harsh, shrill, etc overtones.
I could also descibe them as great weapons when your on top of your game. The notes punch out really well if your picking and phasing and your chord type, appegio shaking style riffing are 'on' (hope you got that). But you can forget about those rythym, chord strumming, type tunes .
Also Dimarzio obviously tuned for the g & b strings for a cool "D chord". That 'shape' translates well up the fretboard as Vai seems to like that technique.
They were nice to try but I wouldn't keep em', there a couple of fine pups out there that sound almost as 'rude' when you drive them and have nice chord tones.
Both the Evo's (in a RG750) are very articulate, creamic magnet to drive them. They are rated at 13k, 11k. Basically, if you have a hard(ish) picking attack and have strong, accurate fingering. The Evo's are the best. I think a fellow like Vhoholic would pull them off superbly
. If you plan to do a bit of low down grinding rock or do any chord stumming (maybe except arppegios) then they have terrible, harsh, shrill, etc overtones.
I could also descibe them as great weapons when your on top of your game. The notes punch out really well if your picking and phasing and your chord type, appegio shaking style riffing are 'on' (hope you got that
). But you can forget about those rythym, chord strumming, type tunes .Also Dimarzio obviously tuned for the g & b strings for a cool "D chord". That 'shape' translates well up the fretboard as Vai seems to like that technique.
They were nice to try but I wouldn't keep em', there a couple of fine pups out there that sound almost as 'rude' when you drive them and have nice chord tones.
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