ratherdashing Kablamminator Jun 5, 2005 #2 Re: do metal covers reduce feedback? From what I have heard, I think the answer is no. In fact, I'm pretty sure they make it worse in some cases.
Re: do metal covers reduce feedback? From what I have heard, I think the answer is no. In fact, I'm pretty sure they make it worse in some cases.
pac112 Bravarian PacMan Jun 5, 2005 #4 Re: do metal covers reduce feedback? very well. hahaha. thanks for the replies.
TattooedCarrot New member Jun 6, 2005 #5 Re: do metal covers reduce feedback? They'll make it worse if they aren't properly wax potted. If potted correctly, they are about the same. They can shield against some 60-cycle-hum though, like in the case of the Phat Cats.
Re: do metal covers reduce feedback? They'll make it worse if they aren't properly wax potted. If potted correctly, they are about the same. They can shield against some 60-cycle-hum though, like in the case of the Phat Cats.
GuitarGuru88 New member Jun 6, 2005 #6 Re: do metal covers reduce feedback? What is the difference other than its covered? I mean sound wise?
Re: do metal covers reduce feedback? What is the difference other than its covered? I mean sound wise?
KLINKDETROIT New member Jun 6, 2005 #7 Re: do metal covers reduce feedback? Covered pickups tones the highs down about 4-5%
F fat_boy_r New member Jun 6, 2005 #8 Re: do metal covers reduce feedback? From experience it makes no difference though at times it looses clarity...
Re: do metal covers reduce feedback? From experience it makes no difference though at times it looses clarity...
Jimbojsr New member Jun 6, 2005 #9 Re: do metal covers reduce feedback? These days, not much difference. You can lose a bit of "attack", but your pickup is protected from damage - plus, I like the way covered pups look.
Re: do metal covers reduce feedback? These days, not much difference. You can lose a bit of "attack", but your pickup is protected from damage - plus, I like the way covered pups look.