Jazz bridge in LP

[racleborg]

Hi
Does anyone have a Jazz Bridge in a LP Standard, the reason I ask is that on the SD audio samples it sounds awesome to me, but I don't think Iv'e seen any posts about it. I already have the Neck version.
Cheers

 

[LtKojak]

Re: Jazz bridge in LP

the SD audio samples it sounds awesome to me, but I don't think Iv'e seen any posts about it

Look this thread:
https://forum.seymourduncan.com/showthread.php?t=115275

You can play virtually anything with a Jazz set... just go for it!

In my case, wanting a slighty higher output p'ups I've got a Jazz bridge in the neck and a C5 in the bridge combination and I love it!

HTH,

Pepe aka Lt. Kojak
Milano, Italy

 

[theodie]

Re: Jazz bridge in LP

Hi
Does anyone have a Jazz Bridge in a LP Standard, the reason I ask is that on the SD audio samples it sounds awesome to me, but I don't think Iv'e seen any posts about it. I already have the Neck version.
Cheers

The Jazz is great in a LP. Jolly has clips of it on here somehwere.

Buy one and be in tone heaven!

 

[theodie]

Re: Jazz bridge in LP

Here is some clips Jolly has posted,

https://forum.seymourduncan.com/showthread.php?t=104101&highlight=jazz+bridge+clips

Trust me, in a LP standard or any other LP, the Jazz bridge will be as good as gold for about any style!

 

[Aceman]

Re: Jazz bridge in LP

There was a huge hread on this just a little while ago. It was very convincing...

 

[JB_From_Hell]

Re: Jazz bridge in LP

It was very convincing....

Yeah, I've got one on the way as a result. If it sucks, I'm holding Jolly, Odie, and GJ personally responsible.

 

[Jocelyn]

Re: Jazz bridge in LP

Yeah, I've got one on the way as a result. If it sucks, I'm holding Jolly, Odie, and GJ personally responsible.

LOL well they are convincing everyone arint they....
Hey I like you new avtar...one of my fav guitarist..

 

[JB_From_Hell]

Re: Jazz bridge in LP

Yeah, Warren rules.

Hopefully the Jazz b does, too

 

[Aceman]

Re: Jazz bridge in LP

Yeah, I've got one on the way as a result. If it sucks, I'm holding Jolly, Odie, and GJ personally responsible.

There's a real good defense in Pickup Court: Odie, Jolly and the Gear Ho said it was a good idea!

 

[Gearjoneser]

Re: Jazz bridge in LP

Everyone always forgets that the Jazz Bridge is listed as a progressive pickup, even though they think it might be listed in the vintage section on this site.

 

[Blueswaite]

Re: Jazz bridge in LP

LTKojak doesn't the bridge in the neck become more bassey sounding. Just curious.

 

[theodie]

Re: Jazz bridge in LP

LTKojak doesn't the bridge in the neck become more bassey sounding. Just curious.

Yeah, it has a bit more bass than the neck version in the neck but, it isnt overbearing like a 59 can be at times in some axes.

 

[AmirH]

Re: Jazz bridge in LP

Let me just say... that until I tried the jazz bridge I was seriously in doubt that duncan made a pickup that was right for me. It's godly. Clear as an emg with SOOOO much more mojo and a kickass clean to boot.

 

[LtKojak]

Re: Jazz bridge in LP

LTKojak doesn't the bridge in the neck become more bassey sounding. Just curious.

Answer to Blueswaite:

Yeah, it has a bit more bass than the neck version in the neck but, it isnt overbearing like a 59 can be

For what I play, the Jazz b in neck is the best I've ever had. And teaming it with a C 5 is just tone heaven. At least in my 1967 MIJ Emperor 335 copy.
My next step is going with a Jazz set (Jazz n and Jazz b) for an 3-pickup Epiphone SG Les Paul Custom, in which I've disconnected the middle p'up.

HTH,

Pepe aka Lt. Kojak
Milano, Italy