It’s no contest.
The Texas Hot rules the battle of the Texas pups in my JV strat. Now, that I’ve tried it, I can’t go back. Now, I’ve a TH neck and TM’s in middle and bridge.
The standard specs on the Tex Mex are 6.4K nack and middle, 7.4 for the bridge.
The Texas Hot that I have wound to 6.3K is louder, more lively, and brighter. It goes well with the middle Tex Mex for a nice notch position tone. But, it greatly outshines the TM middle and bridge TM’s that remain in my strat. The 6.3k wound TH is louder and better than the 7.4K bridge. Wow! The TM bridge simply sound flat in comparison. Playing the middle and bridge TM’s now is like stereo in the tone defeat position.
It only took me 20 minutes to swap out the neck pups and be back together again. What was I worried about?
This is a great pickup! Thanks flank!
When I get my tax refund I gotta get 2 more Antiquities!
I think Jimmie Vaughan would love these Texas Hots in his own strat!
The Texas Hot rules the battle of the Texas pups in my JV strat. Now, that I’ve tried it, I can’t go back. Now, I’ve a TH neck and TM’s in middle and bridge.
The standard specs on the Tex Mex are 6.4K nack and middle, 7.4 for the bridge.
The Texas Hot that I have wound to 6.3K is louder, more lively, and brighter. It goes well with the middle Tex Mex for a nice notch position tone. But, it greatly outshines the TM middle and bridge TM’s that remain in my strat. The 6.3k wound TH is louder and better than the 7.4K bridge. Wow! The TM bridge simply sound flat in comparison. Playing the middle and bridge TM’s now is like stereo in the tone defeat position.
It only took me 20 minutes to swap out the neck pups and be back together again. What was I worried about?
This is a great pickup! Thanks flank!
When I get my tax refund I gotta get 2 more Antiquities!
I think Jimmie Vaughan would love these Texas Hots in his own strat!
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