CrashCorpse
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I purchased a Schecter Tempest Standard
it has:mahogany body, set mahogany neck, and a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard
Bridge pickup: Duncan designed HB 102 humbucker
Neck pickup: Duncan designed HB 101 humbucker. the guitar has coil taps.
I want to maximize the Tone from this guitar. im not a big shredder or really in to super fast licks. if i had describe my playing style it would be
"Santanas mildy retarded son uses lotsa string bends and plays with his thumb".
i want to keep the warmth the guitar already has, keep the articulation of each note.
any ideas on what the next step up from the Stock Pup's would be.
if the tones in my head have a Culinary parallel it would be a honey butter biscuit in the neck. the bridge would have to be a spicy meatball coated in a habanero jelly.
I like the coil tap idea, but when i tap the bridge, the pickup loses all of its balls or oomph. my guitar tech said a 59' in the neck and a gibson burst bucker in the bridge. i was wondering if anyone knew that the Seymour Duncan version of the burst bucker was. I was told It was the 59'.
i going for a surf guitar sound in the bridge...so i need; clarity, tone, output and some balls for the Coil Tap.
it has:mahogany body, set mahogany neck, and a 22-fret rosewood fingerboard
Bridge pickup: Duncan designed HB 102 humbucker
Neck pickup: Duncan designed HB 101 humbucker. the guitar has coil taps.
I want to maximize the Tone from this guitar. im not a big shredder or really in to super fast licks. if i had describe my playing style it would be
"Santanas mildy retarded son uses lotsa string bends and plays with his thumb".
i want to keep the warmth the guitar already has, keep the articulation of each note.
any ideas on what the next step up from the Stock Pup's would be.
if the tones in my head have a Culinary parallel it would be a honey butter biscuit in the neck. the bridge would have to be a spicy meatball coated in a habanero jelly.
I like the coil tap idea, but when i tap the bridge, the pickup loses all of its balls or oomph. my guitar tech said a 59' in the neck and a gibson burst bucker in the bridge. i was wondering if anyone knew that the Seymour Duncan version of the burst bucker was. I was told It was the 59'.
i going for a surf guitar sound in the bridge...so i need; clarity, tone, output and some balls for the Coil Tap.
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