Lace Sensor Silver on the bridge. Any experience with this?

[Diego]

Feel free to post your experience with this pickup, in this position.

I'm chasing the late Ritchie Blackmore tone (say in Anya) and I think that's the pickup to get. Warm, focused, round lows, solid mids, moderate highs, yet bity. What do you guys think?

 

[sonnyblu]

Re: Lace Sensor Silver on the bridge. Any experience with this?

I like the Silver in the middle... and it actually sounds pretty good just by it's self there.
Golds or Hot Golds in the Bridge and Neck. I don't care for the 13K bridge...
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[Fusion1]

Re: Lace Sensor Silver on the bridge. Any experience with this?

Those 13k Hot Gold bridges seem hard to come by used on Ebay or other forums. Must be pretty decent.

 

[sonnyblu]

Re: Lace Sensor Silver on the bridge. Any experience with this?

They are for a hot lead sound... but they don't have any spank... you loose that snap.

 

[Fikealox]

Re: Lace Sensor Silver on the bridge. Any experience with this?

I've always been intrigued by Lace pickups, but they're just so hard to get into

 

[Diego]

Re: Lace Sensor Silver on the bridge. Any experience with this?

They are for a hot lead sound... but they don't have any spank... you loose that snap.

I assume you're talking about the Hot Golds. If so, would you say the Silvers keep the snap? I don't really need a glassy Strat tone, but at least some of it! I want it thick and singy, but with the Strat bite; otherwise I'd just get a humbucker.

 

[pcarrilho]

Re: Lace Sensor Silver on the bridge. Any experience with this?

I assume you're talking about the Hot Golds. If so, would you say the Silvers keep the snap? I don't really need a glassy Strat tone, but at least some of it! I want it thick and singy, but with the Strat bite; otherwise I'd just get a humbucker.

I think the best choice is a Lace Sensor-Burgundy:

"New! Lace Sensor-Burgundy: Recommended as Bridge pickup for slightly fatter tone.

Postion: neck, mid, bridge
Resistance: 8.9k
Peack Frequency: 2700
Inductance: 4.44 henries "