theodie said:DD by about 15,000 miles!!!! The sound of a JB just makes my stomach turn!!! Thats just me though!
51501984 said:I had a feeling you`d say that:laugh2:
TwilightOdyssey said:I've never been able to get a good sound with the JB in an alder guitar, but plenty of people have. There's just a bit too much lower midrange mud with that combination for my taste.
ErikH said:If a JB is in alder with a maple board, it needs a tone pot. A .047uf tone cap sounds perfect for it to my ears.
Right, and when they used the JB's, the tone had an upper shrillness to it. Listen to Warren alone. There's so much upper mid spike there it's sick. Since I now know what Dave and Lew were talking about in terms of the JB's shrillness, it's the upper mids and I can hear it in Warren's tone on many early Ratt songs. Jake's isn't so bad because his guitars had rosewood boards so that probably helped tame it down. Lynch on the other hand, he used the DD for a majority of Dokken. The JB was used I think on the first album, after that it was all DD. The DD sounds smoother anyway.WICKED LESTER said:Hmmmmmm once again!:laugh2: :laugh2: :laugh2:
those guy did not use any tone pots?
demartini had maple neck charvels with no tone pot at all in them
'and jake e lee had a rosewood board but no tone pot hooked up?
Mr scary NEVER used a tone pot!
i dont think he even knows what one is!:laugh2:
I think mr scary had the best tone of those guys:beerchug:ErikH said:Right, and when they used the JB's, the tone had an upper shrillness to it. Listen to Warren alone. There's so much upper mid spike there it's sick. Since I now know what Dave and Lew were talking about in terms of the JB's shrillness, it's the upper mids and I can hear it in Warren's tone on many early Ratt songs. Jake's isn't so bad because his guitars had rosewood boards so that probably helped tame it down. Lynch on the other hand, he used the DD for a majority of Dokken. The JB was used I think on the first album, after that it was all DD. The DD sounds smoother anyway.
Don't me wrong, I still like the JB, it just needs a tone pot and cap to really sound the way it should.
Me too. Back For The Attack was his best tone in Dokken IMO.WICKED LESTER said:I think mr scary had the best tone of those guys:beerchug:
I haven't tried a tone zone. The only dimarzio I have owned was the X2N, and that was in my teenage years of playing when hotter was better. I do like the ones that came in the EBMM EVH sig. The one that came in the Fender Floyd Rose Specials were pretty decent. Don't know what it was but it sounded good.WICKED LESTER said:the JB is not my favorite duncan
to me it is very rich but it has "something" about it dont go for?
i will like it at first after not playing it in a while then after about 2-3 days it starts to annoy me???
the tone zone does this to me as well????:smack:
ErikH said:Me too. Back For The Attack was his best tone in Dokken IMO.
The one that came in the Fender Floyd Rose Specials were pretty decent. Don't know what it was but it sounded good.
fusion101 said:The dd would make your guitar go alive, i wish i went with the dd originally for my strat because the jb is too too bright