MalpacaMusic
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I like deep, rich, warm cleans. I like 'em clear and fat, but with a decent amount of chime. Can the sentient supply this?
How are the cleans on the sentient?
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MalpacaMusic
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Re: How are the cleans on the sentient?
PRS SE floyd custom 24, mesa mark 5:35, metal. But I mean for clean sections, like the interlude of master of puppets.
PRS SE floyd custom 24, mesa mark 5:35, metal. But I mean for clean sections, like the interlude of master of puppets.
AkiraSpectrum
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Re: How are the cleans on the sentient?
I don't really think the Sentient provides a deep/rich/warm tone. I have a 6 and 7 string version and they are like a mixture between a 59 and Jazz, but a little more like a Jazz, but it has more mids and less highs.
Warm, rich, deep, and fat is more in the realm of an Alnico II Pro. I happen to have one and think it does warm/deep/rich cleans quite well.
I don't really think the Sentient provides a deep/rich/warm tone. I have a 6 and 7 string version and they are like a mixture between a 59 and Jazz, but a little more like a Jazz, but it has more mids and less highs.
Warm, rich, deep, and fat is more in the realm of an Alnico II Pro. I happen to have one and think it does warm/deep/rich cleans quite well.
Re: How are the cleans on the sentient?
The Sentient is a clear pickup, but not a warm one. For 'warm', you almost need an alnico 2-based pickup, like the Alnico II Pro, the Slash or the Seth Lover. And while you get 'warm' with those, you tend to lose the tighter bass.
The Sentient is a clear pickup, but not a warm one. For 'warm', you almost need an alnico 2-based pickup, like the Alnico II Pro, the Slash or the Seth Lover. And while you get 'warm' with those, you tend to lose the tighter bass.
