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  • A8 in an Evo?

    So I've got an Evo in my Ibanez S series. While I like the neck pickup, I find the bridge to be a bit grainy/fizzy sounding, almost like there's a boost somewhere between 2-3k. Would an A8 mag swap help smooth that out a bit while keeping the power?
    Current Gear:
    LTD MH-400 (Gotoh GE1996T bridge; Black Winters)
    LTD EC-1000T/CTM (BKP Ragnaroks)
    Squier Vintage Modified 70s Jazz V
    Duncan 805 OD
    Jet City JCA100HDM
    Jet City JCA100LTD
    Mesa Dual Rectifier
    Jet City American Custom Modern 2x12
    Suhr Reactive Load

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    Re: A8 in an Evo?

    Have you tried adjusting the pole pieces? Sometimes it can make a huge difference.

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    • #3
      Re: A8 in an Evo?

      An A8 should definitely smooth out the top while keeping the power.

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      • #4
        Re: A8 in an Evo?

        Or you could swap it for another evo neck and toss it in the bridge, it's wicked in there man....

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          Re: A8 in an Evo?

          Originally posted by Demanic View Post
          An A8 should definitely smooth out the top while keeping the power.
          Cool. I've heard that Dimarzios are difficult to replace magnets on due to their construction. Is that true?
          Current Gear:
          LTD MH-400 (Gotoh GE1996T bridge; Black Winters)
          LTD EC-1000T/CTM (BKP Ragnaroks)
          Squier Vintage Modified 70s Jazz V
          Duncan 805 OD
          Jet City JCA100HDM
          Jet City JCA100LTD
          Mesa Dual Rectifier
          Jet City American Custom Modern 2x12
          Suhr Reactive Load

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          • #6
            Re: A8 in an Evo?

            Originally posted by Dr.J4ckal View Post
            Have you tried adjusting the pole pieces? Sometimes it can make a huge difference.
            This. The double hex coils allow a lot of wiggle room for dialing in.

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            • #7
              Re: A8 in an Evo?

              Originally posted by oneblackened View Post
              Cool. I've heard that Dimarzios are difficult to replace magnets on due to their construction. Is that true?

              For some of, but not all of, their models, they'll glue in the magnet to the baseplate with anything from a rubber cement that's easily-removed to an epoxy that's meant to last thru a nuclear war.
              "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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