I searched loads of threads here; lots of great stuff but couldn't quite find the answer to this one.
The guitar is a Les Paul Elegant - tonewise, it's basically an LP Standard with chambered body and ebony fretboard. The neck pup is a stock Seth neck, 7.38K. It sounds perfect: fat, warm, but detailed.
In the bridge I'm choosing either a Seth neck (8.01K) or Antinquity (8.78K). They both sound generally pretty good, but a tiny bit too thin (trebly) and a bit too quiet - the neck is noticeably louder. I tried other pups, but these are the closest to what I want in the bridge.
I don't want to mess with the neck pup, like lowering it or anything. It is perfect as-is. I think either one of the bridge pups would be perfect if I can get it to be just a bit louder and fatter. I'd think the Ant, especially, is wound hot enough to easily get the extra volume I need. The key is to do it without making it brighter. Hopefully, actually making it fatter/warmer).
Anyone solved this type of problem? I have lots of mags to swap, so that's definitley an option.
The guitar is a Les Paul Elegant - tonewise, it's basically an LP Standard with chambered body and ebony fretboard. The neck pup is a stock Seth neck, 7.38K. It sounds perfect: fat, warm, but detailed.
In the bridge I'm choosing either a Seth neck (8.01K) or Antinquity (8.78K). They both sound generally pretty good, but a tiny bit too thin (trebly) and a bit too quiet - the neck is noticeably louder. I tried other pups, but these are the closest to what I want in the bridge.
I don't want to mess with the neck pup, like lowering it or anything. It is perfect as-is. I think either one of the bridge pups would be perfect if I can get it to be just a bit louder and fatter. I'd think the Ant, especially, is wound hot enough to easily get the extra volume I need. The key is to do it without making it brighter. Hopefully, actually making it fatter/warmer).
Anyone solved this type of problem? I have lots of mags to swap, so that's definitley an option.