My les paul has 36th, what seymour should I get?
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Re: My les paul has 36th, what seymour should I get?
Another option would be a Custom Custom in the bridge and an APH-1 or APH-2 in the neck.
Another option would be a Custom Custom in the bridge and an APH-1 or APH-2 in the neck.
Re: My les paul has 36th, what seymour should I get?
I got and just finished installing the Seth lover. I am not sure it is what I am looking for. It is trebbly and honky. I actually quiet like the honky ness but I don't really like how it sounds when you roll down the tone control. I like the attack very much but maybe I want a bit more sweetness.
I got and just finished installing the Seth lover. I am not sure it is what I am looking for. It is trebbly and honky. I actually quiet like the honky ness but I don't really like how it sounds when you roll down the tone control. I like the attack very much but maybe I want a bit more sweetness.
Re: My les paul has 36th, what seymour should I get?
I like the Seth, but if it has some qualities you don't like (and can't get rid of by adjusting), I'd recommend an Alnico II Pro which certainly has the 'sweet' thing going on. It also sounds great when using a tone control.
I like the Seth, but if it has some qualities you don't like (and can't get rid of by adjusting), I'd recommend an Alnico II Pro which certainly has the 'sweet' thing going on. It also sounds great when using a tone control.
Re: My les paul has 36th, what seymour should I get?
you guys are awesome with lots of great suggestions.
I just tried the seth again after a fresh good night sleep. I don't like them. No bass, sound thin and the roll down the tone controller is bad. I do still like the attack. I will pull them and put them sale as they are nearly brand new.
The thing is the 36th other than a bit too compress on the attack, sound awesome in every shape or form. If you roll down the volume or tone, it does what you would expect. 36th are going back in. Will keep an eye out for a set of Alnico pro II.
you guys are awesome with lots of great suggestions.
I just tried the seth again after a fresh good night sleep. I don't like them. No bass, sound thin and the roll down the tone controller is bad. I do still like the attack. I will pull them and put them sale as they are nearly brand new.
The thing is the 36th other than a bit too compress on the attack, sound awesome in every shape or form. If you roll down the volume or tone, it does what you would expect. 36th are going back in. Will keep an eye out for a set of Alnico pro II.
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Re: My les paul has 36th, what seymour should I get?
I think what you're hearing is not string pull, just strings going slightly sharp from the actual hard hitting, lol. That distance seems pretty conservative for a bridge pickup.
I think what you're hearing is not string pull, just strings going slightly sharp from the actual hard hitting, lol. That distance seems pretty conservative for a bridge pickup.
Discharged
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Re: My les paul has 36th, what seymour should I get?
Well, then the Whole Lotta Humbucker set is the one you want.
/Peter
https://www.seymourduncan.com/pickup/whole-lotta-humbucker-set
Well, then the Whole Lotta Humbucker set is the one you want.
/Peter
Re: My les paul has 36th, what seymour should I get?
What amp are you running through ?
What amp are you running through ?
Re: My les paul has 36th, what seymour should I get?
many. Hiwatt 50 watt DR504, matchless lightning, 50 watt plexi lead specs, princeton reverb, front of my UAD sound card with several of their amp models.
But no really what I want is the 36th with more mellow attack. I am starting to think this may not be possible since what thing I love about the 36th is how great they sound with volume and tone changes which requires a healthy dose of impedance load which equals compression.
many. Hiwatt 50 watt DR504, matchless lightning, 50 watt plexi lead specs, princeton reverb, front of my UAD sound card with several of their amp models.
But no really what I want is the 36th with more mellow attack. I am starting to think this may not be possible since what thing I love about the 36th is how great they sound with volume and tone changes which requires a healthy dose of impedance load which equals compression.
