A humbuckers in a single coil size for prog metal ?
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Inder_Cine_Mann
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Re: A humbuckers in a single coil size for prog metal ?
What amp?
What amp?
idsnowdog
Imperator of Indignation
Re: A humbuckers in a single coil size for prog metal ?
What I have tried:
JB Jr = Too bright for bridge and not enough output. Great neck shredder.
Little 59 = Decent humbucker sound, not real exciting.
Hotrails = Mush
Little Screamin Demon = Very bright, but a good neck shredder.
Duckbuckers = Great middle pickup.
The Fastrack II is very well regarded around these parts. Unfortunately many mini-humbuckers are a compromise in terms of output, smoothness and clarity. The Fastrack II balances output, smoothness and clarity.
What I have tried:
JB Jr = Too bright for bridge and not enough output. Great neck shredder.
Little 59 = Decent humbucker sound, not real exciting.
Hotrails = Mush
Little Screamin Demon = Very bright, but a good neck shredder.
Duckbuckers = Great middle pickup.
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dominus
King Midas to Cheap Guitars
Re: A humbuckers in a single coil size for prog metal ?
I had the tone zone s in the past and it seemed that it has a lack of attack ... The same problem now with the lil59 I have now . Nice voicing but not enough gain and not enough attack too ... I consider of a hotrail or a fast track 2 . But for both I have the feeling that they will destroy the volume balance of the true single coils on neck and middle . I don't want a very big difference in the volume when I change from neck to bridge . What do you believe about that ?
I had the tone zone s in the past and it seemed that it has a lack of attack ... The same problem now with the lil59 I have now . Nice voicing but not enough gain and not enough attack too ... I consider of a hotrail or a fast track 2 . But for both I have the feeling that they will destroy the volume balance of the true single coils on neck and middle . I don't want a very big difference in the volume when I change from neck to bridge . What do you believe about that ?
chadd
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Re: A humbuckers in a single coil size for prog metal ?
I hated the TZ-S in my strat, it was really muddy with the 250k pots. The lil demon has worked really well for me, though I wouldn't mind trying the Norton in the single size too.
I hated the TZ-S in my strat, it was really muddy with the 250k pots. The lil demon has worked really well for me, though I wouldn't mind trying the Norton in the single size too.
