TVFV
New member
Re: Jason Becker Perpetual Burn Trembucker?
Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk
Sounds like a neutral sounding pickup.
Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk
Jason Becker Perpetual Burn Trembucker?
- Thread starter Artie
- Start date
Artie
Peaveyologist
Re: Jason Becker Perpetual Burn Trembucker?
Neutral, but not nuetered, if that makes any sense. If I posted a clip, you'd hear the amp that I was plugged into, rather than the pup. IMHO.
Neutral, but not nuetered, if that makes any sense. If I posted a clip, you'd hear the amp that I was plugged into, rather than the pup. IMHO.
Re: Jason Becker Perpetual Burn Trembucker?
I've one installed in my '08 Ibby PGM301 with SSL-1 middle and A2P in neck. The guitar is super bright with lots of midrange and PB works pretty well in it with 250k pot. I found it harsh with 500k, at least in this instrument.
The pickup itself is very balanced sounding with incredible articulation even with highest gain settings. Clean tone is pretty neutral with touch of compression and good detail with complex chords. It works well splitted with SSL-1 in the middle position, nice for fingerpicking or funk.
I've swapped the stock A5 magnet to A4, which evens out the highs and fills the mids for better "80s hair metal" tone and tad fuller cleans. With A4 it is more angry sounding and has better detail with distorted tones than stock A5 magnet. I tried it with A8 as well, which boosted the bass and mids and lowered highs compared to A4 mag. A8 also made it feel like high output pickup since it had more output and natural compression.
I've one installed in my '08 Ibby PGM301 with SSL-1 middle and A2P in neck. The guitar is super bright with lots of midrange and PB works pretty well in it with 250k pot. I found it harsh with 500k, at least in this instrument.
The pickup itself is very balanced sounding with incredible articulation even with highest gain settings. Clean tone is pretty neutral with touch of compression and good detail with complex chords. It works well splitted with SSL-1 in the middle position, nice for fingerpicking or funk.
I've swapped the stock A5 magnet to A4, which evens out the highs and fills the mids for better "80s hair metal" tone and tad fuller cleans. With A4 it is more angry sounding and has better detail with distorted tones than stock A5 magnet. I tried it with A8 as well, which boosted the bass and mids and lowered highs compared to A4 mag. A8 also made it feel like high output pickup since it had more output and natural compression.
Similar threads
