I want a humbucker in the neck. What would mate to it. SD is preferred, but I will consider Muy Grande
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Re: A2Pro Tele bridge mate?
Originally posted by litchfieldI want a humbucker in the neck. What would mate to it. SD is preferred, but I will consider Muy Grande
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Re: A2Pro Tele bridge mate?
wow, maybe a seth as i think it would sound a little like zeppelin but none of the others really and i think it would overpower the A2pro bridge in a tele. I think most humbuckers would overpower that bridge pickup as it doesn't seem to be all that strong. A 59 would also sound good in the neck of a tele, but that reminds me of the stones tone more than anything else. Another one to think about is the A2pro humbucker. It is nice and round plus i think that it will sound pretty good in a brighter guitar like a tele. Sorry i couldn't really nail one down for you but i think this might be a trial and error process to find a neck humbucker that will match and not completely overpower that bridge pickup. Good luck.
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Personally, I would go with either an APH-1n, a PG, a 59, or a Seth. The APTL-1 is my favorite Tele bridge pickup. It is, however a litle lower output than it's counterparts. With Alnico II magnets and it's lower output, you can raise it closer to the strings without any tonal detriment,
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i think the '59n ... yes it will overpower the bridge, but i think thats the point given what he wants ... i love the AIIP humbucker in the neck too .. not sure if it would be too bright in the neck of a tele or not
good luck
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I would worry about AP2 = Slash...
Most of Slash's tradmark tone came from his use of Jubillees, anyway (and obviously his playing style, Les Paul etc etc, than the A2P's anyway...
If you're after a great sounding pickup, with low output and a nice rich rounded mid heavy tone, then the A2P is hard to beat...'No matter how hot and sexy any woman looks, some guy, somewhere, is tired of putting up with her sh#t..'
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antiquity neck.
my fat tele has a jd in the bridge, and an ant HB in the neck. could not be better!
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