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I fitted these Seymours to an Epiphone LP for my Les Paul Handbook - and they are excellent whether 'straight' or coil split or out of phase - Brilliant! Paul
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Re: Excellent Jazz humbuckers
It's always great to find a sound that you love.Originally Posted by IanBallard
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Re: Excellent Jazz humbuckers
I have a Duncan Jazz in my Ibanez Iceman neck position. I love it. It is awesome for clean parts especially wet stuff with a lot of effects. The pickup has great articulation and string separation. I also have mine split and in a phase switch with my Dimebucker, they sound awesome together.Comment
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Re: Excellent Jazz humbuckers
Try A4 in the neck -- it's even better. More meat and warmth; it's a tonal Viagra for that pup."I don't like the real world. I have to live there, and it sucks. It's drab, it's dingy, quality control is a f*cking joke, A-cups are far too prevalent, nobody can fly and all the dinosaurs are dead!" -- The Game OverthinkerComment
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LOve the Jazz. Excellent pickup.sigpic
Ibanez SA 120- Bridge JB Trembucker Neck Jazz JFG Flying V,
"If you hear something you're unable to play, then you have room to grow."-Al Di Meola
John 8:32 Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free."Comment
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Even when I am mostly an HSS guy actually the Jazz neck was the one that really got me into SeymorDuncans pickups. You can throw a ton of distortion to it and it will remain very well articulated, and it has a sweeeeet clean tone, lower it (away from strings) a bit and imho you get the best from this pickup.Who took my guitar?
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