higher output for a neck pickup

[DKSEARS]

Re: higher output for a neck pickup

I like the DiMarzio Breed neck pickup in my Jackson Dinky with a 24 fret neck and alder body. My thought process was to use a pickup designed for that particular scenario and it doesn't disappoint. It is a little more vintage voiced than an Evolution, but it has a nice fat sound.

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[GuitarDoc]

Re: higher output for a neck pickup

Try a 59 bridge model in the neck. Or maybe a Pearly Gates Plus bridge.

+1.

And maybe put an A8 mag in that '59b model.

[elelpe]

Re: higher output for a neck pickup

Or maybe a Pearly Gates Plus bridge.

It's a good pickup in the neck. Less bassy, less trebly, more meaty than '59. My fave pickup in the neck along with Demon.

[allstarrme]

Re: higher output for a neck pickup

Anyone has an experience with the sh10 in the neck?

The full shred neck is very clear and clean with fairly low output, its a little to bright or harsh for some. Its super articulate with great not separation.

Personally I love the full shred in the neck position with a distortion bridge. if its a 24 fret go with the liquifier though, its just what you want.

[greekdude]

Re: higher output for a neck pickup

Dimarzio Air Norton or the Liquifire. Both are higher output neck pickups for soloing and 'creamy' leads. I'm a dyed in the wool Duncan fan but when I think higher output neck humbuckers for leadwork Dimarzio is probably the path you want.

i'd say they are in the mid-output territory for modern standards. DMZ categorizes them as medium power : http://www.dimarzio.com/pickups/humb...ower?view=grid