59N in the birdge pos ?

[SirJackdeFuzz II]

Super quick question.

Has anyone used the 59N [neck] in their bridge position in the past ?
If so, how does it sound ? And how did it compare to the 59B in the bridge position ?

Thanks to all.

[ToneFiddler]

i did for a brief moment.
it’s a lot brighter and more open, like you would expect.
if you try it, make sure you have a tone pot wired

[EmiAba]

Allan Holdsworth used to play with a 59n in bridge

[SirJackdeFuzz II]

Allan Holdsworth used to play with a 59n in bridge

W O W . . . i never knew.
Thanks.

[SirJackdeFuzz II]

i did for a brief moment.
it’s a lot brighter and more open, like you would expect.
if you try it, make sure you have a tone pot wired

MMmmm, thanks. Not sure i will like that then.

I like the open'ness, but i am not looking for a brighter pick up, especially not in the bridge pos.

[solspirit]

Why not go for it, I don't see why you can't tone down the brightness with cap and tone pot values.

[jeremy]

its bright, it works with vintage output singles with 250k pots well though

[Mincer]

Allan Holdsworth used to play with a 59n in bridge

Allan used a special double screw 59n in the bridge. The lower output has more string sensitivity, too.

[beaubrummels]

I use the 59N as a bridge a lot. It's a poor man's T-Top and makes a great poor man's Jimmy Page set with a Seth in the neck.

[EmiAba]

Allan used a special double screw 59n in the bridge. The lower output has more string sensitivity, too.

Exactly

[phred]

So do you mount it like you would normally or rotate it 180?

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[jeremy]

when i did it, i put screws towards the bridge as you would normally with any other bridge pup

[Mincer]

So do you mount it like you would normally or rotate it 180?

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I rotated it so the screws faced the bridge.

[SirJackdeFuzz II]

Why not go for it, I don't see why you can't tone down the brightness with cap and tone pot values.

. . . fair enough !

[SirJackdeFuzz II]

I use the 59N as a bridge a lot. It's a poor man's T-Top and makes a great poor man's Jimmy Page set with a Seth in the neck.

aaaaah, now that sounds good !