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Looking at the specs it should work, 10K neck 16K bridge, both alnico 5. I think both will sound great split too. Maybe in some time I'll make a post of how great the SD is too. Not shure how to read the resonant peak though.Last edited by Nightburst; 03-17-2004, 01:41 PM.
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sure why not, i dont know what the middle position sound will be like but i bet it would be cool
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Holy **** that sounds exelent! So the SD in neck position would be the perfect match for a JB bridge?
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The Demons in my SG's are huge man. They just flat out BITE and GROWL. No compressed tone with these pups.
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I've been considering one of those for my G&L Invader.
My "go to" pickup is the Custom 5, but I may opt for something different.
On a maple capped mahogany body (direct to wood) with
a maple/rosewood fretboard and Floyd, the JB sounds
a bit mushy and midrangey. I already know that a C-5 sounds great in everything, but I'm considering a Custom Tremspaced
or Screamin Demon tremspaced. What would you guys use
in a G&L Invader/Jackson/Tom Anderson type guitar?
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Originally posted by Neeradj
As you know, I had one put in the neck position last week. It's currently my favorite alltime pick up, yes it has even won over the JB! I love it, the cleans are so amazing, the output is just right for me as well, it's balanced, rude, smooth like a Paf, yet sparkly like a single coil, both modern and vintage! Oh and did I forget about the killer harmonics and enough picking attack to to cut straight through your chest?! D*mn you've got me excited once again, can't help it ,it's so amazing!
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As you know, I had one put in the neck position last week. It's currently my favorite alltime pick up, yes it has even won over the JB! I love it, the cleans are so amazing, the output is just right for me as well, it's balanced, rude, smooth like a Paf, yet sparkly like a single coil, both modern and vintage! Oh and did I forget about the killer harmonics and enough picking attack to to cut straight through your chest?! D*mn you've got me excited once again, can't help it ,it's so amazing!
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The SD has this weird thing about being able to be about 10 different pickups in one.
It's very PAFish clean, but *sounds* hot distorted, has amazing harmonics but isn't harsh, lots of aggression but still warm...
It's very Nicolas Cage.
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Re: I Love the Screamin' Demon!!
Originally posted by TwilightOdyssey
I changed the strings on my M1 Tiger on Sunday, and I've been cutting some new demos with it. It's the 1st time I've played the M1 in a few weeks, since I've been tracking my band's debut CD with either my Wayne Rock Legend (JB/HR/HR) or my Strat (Joe Barden Strat Deluxe) ...
But, my fave is still the Demon! It has such a perfect growl, the output is just about perfect, it has all the sustain and upper harmonics you could wish for without being tinny sounding. It's actually a very, very clean pickup, and is quite warm souding, esp. considering the guitar is all maple with a maple/maple neck!
Just a great, well balanced pickup for old school metal!
That is all ...
John
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I Love the Screamin' Demon!!
I changed the strings on my M1 Tiger on Sunday, and I've been cutting some new demos with it. It's the 1st time I've played the M1 in a few weeks, since I've been tracking my band's debut CD with either my Wayne Rock Legend (JB/HR/HR) or my Strat (Joe Barden Strat Deluxe) ...
But, my fave is still the Demon! It has such a perfect growl, the output is just about perfect, it has all the sustain and upper harmonics you could wish for without being tinny sounding. It's actually a very, very clean pickup, and is quite warm souding, esp. considering the guitar is all maple with a maple/maple neck!
Just a great, well balanced pickup for old school metal!
That is all ...Tags: None
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