Need a PU with some more bottom end in my LP

SwedeNuck

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Hey guys, in my Heritage H-150, (basically an LP standard) I'm looking for a bridge pickup with some more bottom end depth to it. I currently have a C5 in it but it's too grainy and trebly for my tastes in comparison to my invader in my H-207. It'd be easy enough to put another invader in my LP (and even though it's bright for mahogany) but I'm concerned about the mud factor.

I welcome any suggestions you guys can make.

Bryan
 
Re: Need a PU with some more bottom end in my LP

But there are pickups that will sound more blanced and thus sound like they have better low end.

I really like the APH bridge humbucker, it's warm and full, and I like the bottom end. I think if you want more bottom end and less treble, an A2 is the way to go. Yes, I know A5 buckers are known to have a tighter bottom end, but you get the top end also. A CC might also be a good choice.

To throw a twist at you, put a 59' neck pickup in the bridge. That's what I currently have in the bridge of my Lester, and I love it.
 
Re: Need a PU with some more bottom end in my LP

I think it might be appropriate here to say that I play metal and the tone I'm going for is in the vein of Chimaira. They currently use EMG's, 81s in the bridge slot but I'm not sure if I really want to go back to EMG's after how dissatisfied I was with them the last time I owned a pair.
 
Re: Need a PU with some more bottom end in my LP

Pickup changes are generally not that demanding if you do your own soldering. Have you tried switching the Invader you have into the axe in question?

I hate to sound like a d1ck. I do not know what an H-207 is without a web search...but a tone is worth 10,000 words. If you can, try the Invader in your H-150 and go from there.

I would love to try an Invader in my Epi LP.
 
Re: Need a PU with some more bottom end in my LP

although I am handy with a soldering iron the invader in the H-207 is a 7 string pickup, so I'm a little **** outta luck there.
 
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