fretburner
Well-known member
I was worried it was going to be too bright for my taste, but... These things are delightful!
It doesn't sound like any humbucker or any P90, and that is a good thing because that was what I wanted - a different flavor.
It's brighter than any humbucker I own (including the L-500XL) but not harsh nor piercing at all, more power and crunch than a P90 albeit losing that midrange, obviously no hum, and... most surprisingly "chewy".
I wouldn't call it a heavy metal pickup (though I can definitely play metal with it like I would with P90s), but this sounds great for rock and hard rock... "Rock and Roll Rebel" sounds great through my SLX.
It's a PG-13 set with GFS pup rings. The Tribute 60s also has a metal plate under the pups with screw holes on the right spots already, so no drilling required.
I'm a happy guy
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It doesn't sound like any humbucker or any P90, and that is a good thing because that was what I wanted - a different flavor.
It's brighter than any humbucker I own (including the L-500XL) but not harsh nor piercing at all, more power and crunch than a P90 albeit losing that midrange, obviously no hum, and... most surprisingly "chewy".
I wouldn't call it a heavy metal pickup (though I can definitely play metal with it like I would with P90s), but this sounds great for rock and hard rock... "Rock and Roll Rebel" sounds great through my SLX.
It's a PG-13 set with GFS pup rings. The Tribute 60s also has a metal plate under the pups with screw holes on the right spots already, so no drilling required.
I'm a happy guy
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