Hi,
I'm looking to replace the stock bridge PU in my Yamaha SBG200. From what I've read this is a mahogony bodied guitar, though you would never think so from hearing it. Instead of the lowmids and mids centered sound typically associated with maghongy, this guitar seems to be centered in the mids with an upper mid peak and a bit too much treble and a noticeble lack of low end.
I'm looking for a reasonably high output PU to drive the front end of my JMP 2204, though nothing extreme. In terms of EQ, I'd like a PU that will fill in the missing low end, accentuate low and mid mids, and roll off the highs a bit without sounding muddy or losing too much articulation (I realise I'll have to compromise here).
Any suggestions?
Also: Pickups I've read about and dismissed and the reasons why:
JB: Lack of low end a uppermids peak.
SH-5 Custom: Seems like what I'd want, but have read about it having a shrill top end, which is definatly something I want to avoid.
Custom-5: I play in a band and need prominate mids to cut through.
I'm looking to replace the stock bridge PU in my Yamaha SBG200. From what I've read this is a mahogony bodied guitar, though you would never think so from hearing it. Instead of the lowmids and mids centered sound typically associated with maghongy, this guitar seems to be centered in the mids with an upper mid peak and a bit too much treble and a noticeble lack of low end.
I'm looking for a reasonably high output PU to drive the front end of my JMP 2204, though nothing extreme. In terms of EQ, I'd like a PU that will fill in the missing low end, accentuate low and mid mids, and roll off the highs a bit without sounding muddy or losing too much articulation (I realise I'll have to compromise here).
Any suggestions?
Also: Pickups I've read about and dismissed and the reasons why:
JB: Lack of low end a uppermids peak.
SH-5 Custom: Seems like what I'd want, but have read about it having a shrill top end, which is definatly something I want to avoid.
Custom-5: I play in a band and need prominate mids to cut through.
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