51501984 said:Anybody heard this pickup ? I`m assuming it could do some early VH sound?
51501984 said:Anybody heard this pickup ? I`m assuming it could do some early VH sound?
WARRENLEELYNCH said:i think it has a very overpronounced upper mid/trebley tone. not creamy enough for older halen.
try a seth or anything but the classic 57 plus.
Lewguitar said:Again...read the reviews: http://www.legendarytones.com
It's a very good pickup all in all...but you can do "better"! :smack:
Lew
Bludave said:Get a PAF thats what Eddie used!
WARRENLEELYNCH said:Hold on here a minute? that review is for the classic 57 not the classic plus which is a overwound one(9.4K) and definitely different from the original 57 classic which is at 8.3K.
of the two the original is better for VH but 51501984 was asking bout the plus(9.K) not the original 57
Lewguitar said:This thread started out talking about the 57 classic...not the plus. Lew
my bad sorry, for whatever reason(TOO MUCH COMPUTOR,not enough SLEEP!) i thought he was speaking of the 9K which is the same resistance and magnet as the ducnan EVH.
Why are you posting in this thread? We want updates on the WLH clips!i have 2 guitars with 57 classics....oh no wait...I took them out cos i thought they sucked.
i guess you can get an early VH sound with 57's, but you could get an early VH sound with a bunch of pickups. If you can get a set of 57s cheap then give them a go, otherwise there a lot much groovier and more fun to use pickups out there. Apart from his fingers and phrasing and the fact that he installed buckers in trem equipped strats (as well as the explorer and the weird "dragon" guitar) the hot rodded marshalls are really the key ingredient in his sound. fwiw i did stick a pair of 57's in my strat at one stage (i think i might have had alnico 5 magnets in there) and they sounded ok when running thru my mKIII marshall. Not amazing, but ok.
I reckon something wound a little hotter than a regular 57 would be better for the EVH job.