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Do you think the TB12 has more low end than the Breed?

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  • Do you think the TB12 has more low end than the Breed?

    Do you think the TB12 has more low end than the Breed? Thanks!

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    Re: Do you think the TB12 has more low end than the Breed?

    id say most likely no. The Breed has quite a large armount of bass for a guitar pickups and thats deff not what comes to mind when i think of the screamin demon. The Invader is more likely to be in the same league as the Breed as far as bass is concerned.

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      Re: Do you think the TB12 has more low end than the Breed?

      Originally posted by boogie
      Do you think the TB12 has more low end than the Breed? Thanks!
      No it does not. the breed is designed to make thinner sounding guitars such as ibanez RG's,jackson shred machines have a les paul type fattness
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        Re: Do you think the TB12 has more low end than the Breed?

        I use an Invader in a basswood Ibanez RG, and a Breed in a basswood Fender Strat with a Kahler trem - both in bridge. In my gear the Invader is much darker and fatter compared to the Breed, but it also gives more bright and whistling overtones with hard picking. (Maybe the Breed would sound much fatter in a Les Paul?).

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          Re: Do you think the TB12 has more low end than the Breed?

          I have both of these pups, and as far as low frequency extension, I would say that they're pretty evenly matched. Have a nice day.
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