Inge Malmstein
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Re: Hotter wound 59' model?
Blues Trembucker?!?
Blues Trembucker?!?
Hotter wound 59' model?
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Zhangliqun
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Re: Hotter wound 59' model?
That's really the only way, and you could probably only get it up to 10k or so because that's about all the 42-guage wire that will fit on a conventional bobbin.
BachToRock said:
That's really the only way, and you could probably only get it up to 10k or so because that's about all the 42-guage wire that will fit on a conventional bobbin.
remingtonbo2001
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Re: Hotter wound 59' model?
Shhhh.....Don't tell people about the HYBRID. I don't want them to know. :saeek: HAHAHA!...(my sinecstor laugh). I'm not sure why you guys don't try it. Hybrids could resolve many of these posts.
Shhhh.....Don't tell people about the HYBRID. I don't want them to know. :saeek: HAHAHA!...(my sinecstor laugh). I'm not sure why you guys don't try it. Hybrids could resolve many of these posts.
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TheArchitect
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Re: Hotter wound 59' model?
A 10k Custom Shop SDeco5
A 10k Custom Shop SDeco5
schecterplayer
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Re: Hotter wound 59' model?
JB is totally different then the 59, it is kind of modern sounding, its hard to describe but the overal tone is totally different, not just the EQ.
JB is totally different then the 59, it is kind of modern sounding, its hard to describe but the overal tone is totally different, not just the EQ.
walt
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Re: Hotter wound 59' model?
if you are looking for a hotter 59 the c5 is it. The C5 is wound at 14.4k d.c. resistance. The Virtual Hot is at 9.13k d.c. resistance. The C5 has that infamous "mid scoop" which helps it resemble a high output PAF. The Virtual Hot's mids are not scooped but are equaled with the bass at 6.5 with the treble at 5. The C5 is treble at 8 mids at 3 and bass at 6. I have played them both and the C5 is definately hotter than the Virtual Hot.
Peterku said:
if you are looking for a hotter 59 the c5 is it. The C5 is wound at 14.4k d.c. resistance. The Virtual Hot is at 9.13k d.c. resistance. The C5 has that infamous "mid scoop" which helps it resemble a high output PAF. The Virtual Hot's mids are not scooped but are equaled with the bass at 6.5 with the treble at 5. The C5 is treble at 8 mids at 3 and bass at 6. I have played them both and the C5 is definately hotter than the Virtual Hot.
