fretburner
Well-known member
Pardon me if I keep coming here for questions, especially about DiMarzios.
I am going to buy a set of DiMarzios for my RG350DX THIS WEEKEND and I need your opinions. I chose DiMarzios for this guitar for variety's sake. I'm putting a Custom and A2P on my Epiphone LP.
Here's what I want for my bridge pickup:
Dirty Rhythm: Very Heavy, Bright, Great Harmonics.
Clean Rhythm: Clear (or should I say glassy) and Bright.
Lead: Trebly withOUT being thin.
I will put a PAF Joe on the neck position and plug it in a JTM60.
Most of the guys in g.com recommends the Tone Zone. But I'm worried it's not bright enough and that it's too middy?
Steve's Special they say is great for Metal Rhythm but might have a problem in cutting through the mix (we have a rhythm guitarist) because of it's scooped mids? I'm also concerned that it might sound thin?
I'm switching a lot between the neck and the bridge pup in soloing. I love to have a great contrast between the two positions.
The Fred they say wouldn't do metal well. Just not enough low end in that pickup. Although, I think this pickup will satisfy my brightness and harmonics requirement.
HELP!!!
I am going to buy a set of DiMarzios for my RG350DX THIS WEEKEND and I need your opinions. I chose DiMarzios for this guitar for variety's sake. I'm putting a Custom and A2P on my Epiphone LP.
Here's what I want for my bridge pickup:
Dirty Rhythm: Very Heavy, Bright, Great Harmonics.
Clean Rhythm: Clear (or should I say glassy) and Bright.
Lead: Trebly withOUT being thin.
I will put a PAF Joe on the neck position and plug it in a JTM60.
Most of the guys in g.com recommends the Tone Zone. But I'm worried it's not bright enough and that it's too middy?
Steve's Special they say is great for Metal Rhythm but might have a problem in cutting through the mix (we have a rhythm guitarist) because of it's scooped mids? I'm also concerned that it might sound thin?
I'm switching a lot between the neck and the bridge pup in soloing. I love to have a great contrast between the two positions.
The Fred they say wouldn't do metal well. Just not enough low end in that pickup. Although, I think this pickup will satisfy my brightness and harmonics requirement.
HELP!!!