Measure the string spacing from e to e at the height of the pickup. If its 2" or less, a standard humbucker will line up better. If its more than 2", a trembucker will line up better.
Measure the string spacing from e to e at the height of the pickup. If its 2" or less, a standard humbucker will line up better. If its more than 2", a trembucker will line up better.
Well i decided that i am going to turn my Strat into a one humbucker guitar. I`ll keep the original pickguard and everything on it intact in case i want to put it back to the original HSS at some point. Just ordered the pickguard (white 3 ply humbucker only with 1 volume knob)and i`ll be picking up the Super Distortion and the CTS 500K volume pot in the next couple of days. Thanks to everyone for the comments and all the help,i`ll keep you posted.
Definitely a Super Dist fan here. Had one in my homebrew'd axe with a PAF Pro neck, but I since switched the Super to bridge pos. in my strat and moved the PAF pro to the bridge in the homebrew'd - sounds surprisingly clear and full with low tunings!
The super is awesome though. Thick and chunky, smooth on top, and sounds great in a band mix.
FWIW- big fan here, my go to high gain pup. Someday I'd like to have enough guitars to be able to keep a SuperD/PAF combo around for those times when nothing else will do
FWIW- big fan here, my go to high gain pup. Someday I'd like to have enough guitars to be able to keep a SuperD/PAF combo around for those times when nothing else will do
I enjoyed one in my guitar for a while. Now I prefer a more PAF-flavored pup. It was kind of one-dimensional and flat when playing clean and rolled down. However, I do have a Super D with an shimmed up Alnico 2 waiting for a guitar...
Using EVH low friction 500k pots and upgrading my Fat '50s with Vintage Noisless. Should work well, but abit nervous using a Super Distortion. Been using Pearly Gates for along time, bored now.