Archer250
Well-known member
I'm really impressed with my new guitar. So impressed that I'm selling my Jackson to buy a HH guitar of theirs. I'm in no hurry, however.
You see, I've really fallen in love with the AT-1 bridge I have in my strat right now. It's articulate, ballsy, and harmonically interesting. I use it with 250k pots (with a no-load tone) and find that it's pretty much perfect... maybe a bit too bright for 500k unless I run it really close to the strings. I've used the JB and 59 with 250k pots with success, so I know that there are neck pickups that can handle the lower value pot as well. I'd very much like a recommendation for a neck humbucker as follows these specifications:
1)Clear, sweet, and mellow
2)Not too dark
3)Not too hot (the AT-1 isn't that hot at all)
4)Can do chimey cleans
5)Can do some fusion with the tone rolled off
6)Is not compressed. Has good dynamics
7)Optional: comes with 4 conductors
I welcome pickups of any make, but SD and DiMarzio are preferred since I can easily acquire them and for relatively reasonable amounts of money.
You see, I've really fallen in love with the AT-1 bridge I have in my strat right now. It's articulate, ballsy, and harmonically interesting. I use it with 250k pots (with a no-load tone) and find that it's pretty much perfect... maybe a bit too bright for 500k unless I run it really close to the strings. I've used the JB and 59 with 250k pots with success, so I know that there are neck pickups that can handle the lower value pot as well. I'd very much like a recommendation for a neck humbucker as follows these specifications:
1)Clear, sweet, and mellow
2)Not too dark
3)Not too hot (the AT-1 isn't that hot at all)
4)Can do chimey cleans
5)Can do some fusion with the tone rolled off
6)Is not compressed. Has good dynamics
7)Optional: comes with 4 conductors
I welcome pickups of any make, but SD and DiMarzio are preferred since I can easily acquire them and for relatively reasonable amounts of money.