Brown Sound
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ErikH
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Re: Brown Sound
You're looking for the '78 Model, otherwise known as the EVH Model or Evenly Voiced Harmonics. The only custom Eddie pickup from Seymour is his PAF from a 335 that had one coil rewound slightly hotter than the other.
Although it will get you in the pickup arena, you won't get that tone playing it on a Les Paul or PRS through a Mesa Boogie. It needs to be straight bolted to an ash (preferably) or alder body and then run in to a cranked Marshall. Then you'll be in the ballpark.
You're looking for the '78 Model, otherwise known as the EVH Model or Evenly Voiced Harmonics. The only custom Eddie pickup from Seymour is his PAF from a 335 that had one coil rewound slightly hotter than the other.
Although it will get you in the pickup arena, you won't get that tone playing it on a Les Paul or PRS through a Mesa Boogie. It needs to be straight bolted to an ash (preferably) or alder body and then run in to a cranked Marshall. Then you'll be in the ballpark.
Re: Brown Sound
I found it here : http://www.effect-on-line.com/fiche.asp?id_article=156
Too pricey for me though.... :smack:
I found it here : http://www.effect-on-line.com/fiche.asp?id_article=156
Too pricey for me though.... :smack:
JacksonMIA
Lemur-buckerologist
Re: Brown Sound
If you're looking for a cheaper substitute, check out the Custom Custom or a 59. They'll both get you pretty close. The CC will be a little hotter.
What kind of setup (guitar, amp, etc.) are you using?
Welcome to the forum, btw.
If you're looking for a cheaper substitute, check out the Custom Custom or a 59. They'll both get you pretty close. The CC will be a little hotter.
What kind of setup (guitar, amp, etc.) are you using?
Welcome to the forum, btw.
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