Hi Guys My first Thread.I have PRS Se Santana and i am after Santana sound.Stock pups are not that good.What is your advice.Thank you
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Depends on what Santana era you are talking about. Woodstock era Santana, he was playing an SG with p90's. I read where he said he was using the Duncan Distortion bridge in his PRS at one point. The Distortion bridge is a fantastic sounding pickup for the Santana SE. It is not as aggressive in that scale as it is in superstrat style guitars.
I have 2 PRS Santana SE's (early ones), one set up with Seth Lover bridge and neck, and the other with a Distortion bridge and Dimarzio PAF neck (which I think I may switch out for a Jazz). They are both great.
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Originally posted by Mr. B View PostI have 2 PRS Santana SE's (early ones), one set up with Seth Lover bridge and neck... great."Completely Conceded Glowing Expert."
"And Blueman, I am pretty sure you've pissed off a lot of people."
"Wait, I know! Blueman and Lew can arm wrestle, and the winner gets to decide if 250K pots sound good or not."
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Re: SE Santana
Originally posted by Mr. B View PostDepends on what Santana era you are talking about. Woodstock era Santana, he was playing an SG with p90's. I read where he said he was using the Duncan Distortion bridge in his PRS at one point. The Distortion bridge is a fantastic sounding pickup for the Santana SE. It is not as aggressive in that scale as it is in superstrat style guitars.
I have 2 PRS Santana SE's (early ones), one set up with Seth Lover bridge and neck, and the other with a Distortion bridge and Dimarzio PAF neck (which I think I may switch out for a Jazz). They are both great.
i have the first generation se. closed pickups, no pickguard, etc...
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The JB in a PRS SE was a no-go. The 59 neck was a little too bass heavy/muddy, and the 59 bridge was not quite powerful enough for me. The Dimarzio 36th Anniversary set sounds good in the Santana SE too. I used that for a while. I kept the 36th PAF Neck, but wasn't crazy about the bridge.
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Re: SE Santana
Originally posted by Mr. B View PostDepends on what Santana era you are talking about. Woodstock era Santana, he was playing an SG with p90's. I read where he said he was using the Duncan Distortion bridge in his PRS at one point. The Distortion bridge is a fantastic sounding pickup for the Santana SE. It is not as aggressive in that scale as it is in superstrat style guitars.
I have 2 PRS Santana SE's (early ones), one set up with Seth Lover bridge and neck, and the other with a Distortion bridge and Dimarzio PAF neck (which I think I may switch out for a Jazz). They are both great.
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They fit without any mods. One of the easiest setups to work on too. You don't even need to take the strings off, if you left enough wind on them when stringing them. Just don't buy an F-Spaced humbucker. Any regular-spaced should fit.
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