Re: How do you manage thick guitar sustain and mud?
I control the mud quite simply by using P-90s, and/or humbuckers on the bright side to begin with. (I have a series/parallel switch on many of my guitars with humbuckers).
All of my guitars are wired 50s style tone with independent volumes.
On every guitar, I have installed a treble bypass switch. I leave the switch on (allowing the function of the tone pot), and the tone control is lowered to about 3 or 4 on the knob. Then I adjust my amp to give my all-around full tone. When I need more clarity and brightness I simply flip the switch and remove the tone pot from the circuit. When I need extra oomph for leads, I use my MXR Micro Amp stomp box.
By the way...Great Boston tones there Lizard.
I control the mud quite simply by using P-90s, and/or humbuckers on the bright side to begin with. (I have a series/parallel switch on many of my guitars with humbuckers).
All of my guitars are wired 50s style tone with independent volumes.
On every guitar, I have installed a treble bypass switch. I leave the switch on (allowing the function of the tone pot), and the tone control is lowered to about 3 or 4 on the knob. Then I adjust my amp to give my all-around full tone. When I need more clarity and brightness I simply flip the switch and remove the tone pot from the circuit. When I need extra oomph for leads, I use my MXR Micro Amp stomp box.
By the way...Great Boston tones there Lizard.