Hey all-
I've recently been exploring the concept of boosted passives-
Logically it would make sense that taking the clear, nuanced output of a low output pickup and then boosting it would result in a much more nuanced end result than simply having a huge magnet/overwound pickup. Maybe I'm wrong, but I've never liked super high output pickups to begin with.
If I wanted to try this out, have any of you guys swapped out vintage pickups' magnets for ceramic? My goal is to get something in that 'vintage hot' range output wise, balanced with lots of detail.
Thanks-
I've recently been exploring the concept of boosted passives-
Logically it would make sense that taking the clear, nuanced output of a low output pickup and then boosting it would result in a much more nuanced end result than simply having a huge magnet/overwound pickup. Maybe I'm wrong, but I've never liked super high output pickups to begin with.
If I wanted to try this out, have any of you guys swapped out vintage pickups' magnets for ceramic? My goal is to get something in that 'vintage hot' range output wise, balanced with lots of detail.
Thanks-
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