SamusChief
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Is it just me, or does the sound clip for this pickup basically wipe the floor with the rest of the high output pickups?
Dimebucker
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TheLivingDead
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Re: Dimebucker
Depends on what you're looking for, I guess.
I had one for about 7 years but eventually sold it for an X2N. I liked it a lot but I figured if I was going to go balls out, why not go all the way.
It sounds REALLY good in warmer guitars.
Depends on what you're looking for, I guess.
I had one for about 7 years but eventually sold it for an X2N. I liked it a lot but I figured if I was going to go balls out, why not go all the way.
It sounds REALLY good in warmer guitars.
Brown Note
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Re: Dimebucker
To me the mustaine livewires do the same. The bridge pickup is scorching and articulate.
To me the mustaine livewires do the same. The bridge pickup is scorching and articulate.
J
Jessie's ghost
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Re: Dimebucker
Definitely depends on what you're looking for. I like most of the other high-output humbuckers better; to me that clip sounds big and sloppy. The others sound tighter, like they would sit better in a band situation. On the whole, though, those clips really aren't very helpful.
Definitely depends on what you're looking for. I like most of the other high-output humbuckers better; to me that clip sounds big and sloppy. The others sound tighter, like they would sit better in a band situation. On the whole, though, those clips really aren't very helpful.
JOLLY
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