Recent content by marcello252

I don't want to be the usual d#rk of the bunch but.... do we really need these over engineered and expensive stuff when 95% of the music we love has been made with very, very, very standard things, like common uncompensated three saddles light stamped bridge in this particualr case for example...

Changing the speaker is a HUGE way to modify your sound, trust me, huge. In my Princeton for example (modified for 12") I tried : - Eminence red coat (loud, bold but way too much 'marshally', my amp came with this cone mounted) - Jensen C12N (loud but mid scooped as hell) - Weber Alnico AS...

+3dB is double the efficiency, it's not double the volume but close so

you don't need to, I have 3 teles with these compensated saddles, no problem at all with intonation, I use 010 and 011

That would be a great improvement over cheap models, I don't know why builders don't use it as a feature

Ok, but I was talking about 335s or semi hollow telecasters, things like that, the pickups might be potted but the difference is clearly audible

I have no knowledge about but it seems to me this collides with the semiacoustic type of electric guitar tone, where you clearly ear the difference compared to solid body, even if the pickup are not microphonic

Anyway, to my ears three compensated saddles work better than six individual in a standard ashtray tele bridge, don't know why, maybe it's more stable with added mass saddles

if it's like mine it just drops in without any new holes

you need some Paulownia chinese body , I have one it weights like air

The mids cut particularly, this arena wannabe feel it's sooo loved

Had similar experience several times, a cable from a red box for example, sometimes they look at it like it was an alien tail

I'm a Fender type of guy but This^ is the cornerstone to almost EVERY rock sound

OT: I don't know if you told it as a joke, in case I didn't catch it, anyway this is a thing, as an Italian, which always makes me smile, the fact the pronunciation in english is never sure, easy grammar rules but tons of phrasal verbs and exceptions to remeber :)

pretty impressive, even if I can't stop thinking a good overdrive in a Marshall would did the job anyway, our love to particular sounds (I'm mostly talking regarding myself) guides us to overly complicated pedalboards/fx chains