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  • #16
    Re: Bridge and neck pickup for Ibanez RG2550MZ

    DD is shorthand for Duncan Distortion, so yeah, Seymour Duncan's TB-6 Distortion.

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    • #17
      Re: Bridge and neck pickup for Ibanez RG2550MZ

      Thanx! Another stupid question, What's the JB+? I've only seen regular JB's. Another pickups that are interesting is Crunch Lab and Liquifire!

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      • #18
        Re: Bridge and neck pickup for Ibanez RG2550MZ

        JB+ is a forum nickname for a JB with a standard sized ceramic magnet.

        For gonzo metal mayhem, it's really hard to beat the PATB-2. Plenty of bite and growl for thrash rhythms. More beef than the standard Distortion for fat riffs, and leads are a bit smoother like the JB. Pick articulation tends to show up in tone more than volume variation, but it's remarkably responsive to it for such a hot pickup.

        For my tastes, it's the best of a Distortion, Invader and JB in one pickup.

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        • #19
          Re: Bridge and neck pickup for Ibanez RG2550MZ

          Regardless of your fretboard you can't go wrong with either pick up for a tight metal sound. A lot of it will depend on your amp too though. I understand why it says that due to the fretboard and the potential for too much bright/ice picky. You may or may not encounter this though due to a host of factors. I would try one of those two pick ups. Between the two I like the Custom a bit more. It has a more balanced EQ and a bigger bottom end than the Distortion. It is also smoother on the highs. The Distortion will give you a bit more output, more mids and more crunch and sizzle but will not have the "umph" in the lows that the Custom has.

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          • #20
            Re: Bridge and neck pickup for Ibanez RG2550MZ

            Originally posted by Despair View Post
            JB+ is a forum nickname for a JB with a standard sized ceramic magnet.

            For gonzo metal mayhem, it's really hard to beat the PATB-2. Plenty of bite and growl for thrash rhythms. More beef than the standard Distortion for fat riffs, and leads are a bit smoother like the JB. Pick articulation tends to show up in tone more than volume variation, but it's remarkably responsive to it for such a hot pickup.

            For my tastes, it's the best of a Distortion, Invader and JB in one pickup.
            I have the PATB-2 in my Jackson and it is an AWESOME pick up for all the reasons you state. I've paired it with a Jazz neck and it's a great combo so far.

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