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Does Duncan make a specific neck model for this pickup, or can you just stick the same bridge model in the neck?
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First off, you can put a cover on the Demon. Might change the sound a bit, and I'll leave that up to your ears.
Since you are not really telling us what you want out of a neck pickup or any other details, I'll take a chance at answering the question.
Try a Jazz Bridge in the neck with a Demon in the bridge.
This combination worked incredibly well in an old Explorer that I previously owned.Last edited by Condemned soul; 05-22-2021, 07:01 PM.That is not dead which can eternal lie,
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Regular spaced bridge model is usually used"New stuff always sucks" -MeComment
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Okay regularly spaced bridge model will work. I'm planning on using a Custom Custom in the bridge.Comment
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I would think that a Custom 5 or C8 might be a better fit with a Demon neck. However, putting a A2 in the Demon should work well with the CC.Originally Posted by IanBallard
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Full shred sounds good in the neck with a Demon, as does the Jazz. Sentient would probably work, but definitely a different feel.
Demon could work with a CC, never tried that. Only time I ever had one in the neck, there was an A8 demon in the bridge.Comment
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To answer the initial question, there's no neck version of the Demon.
But it works very well at the neck when paired with a powerful bridge.
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Run dual Screamin Demons. It’s a great neck pickup too. Speaking from experience. One of my HH guitars is exactly that configuration.Comment
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How big is the difference between positions? And did you run a TB and an SH or two of the same?Originally posted by ErikH View Post"New stuff always sucks" -MeComment
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I've always used a regular-spaced bridge Demon in the neck, too. I don't know if there was ever a specific neck model.Administrator of the SDUGFComment
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Full Shred is the closest thing to neck output like the Demon. If you put filister screws in one bobbin it would pretty much be a neck Demon. Winds are very similar. Scooped Custom wind thingy.The things that you wanted
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Didn't George just use the Demon in a single H guitar? Probably no consideration about a neck. Just saying.I miss the 80's (girls) !!!
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I'd love to see a pic. Just to see what that looks like.Originally posted by ErikH View PostComment
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No real difference at all to my ears other than the neck sounding like a neck pickup. Using two TB's. The bridge is wide-spaced so it lines up perfectly in both positions.Originally posted by Adieu View PostComment
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