Re: New Bridge Pup for my tele?
Butch Snyder said:
For edginess, I would go for a Broadcaster/59 combo.
For really nice bite and punch, I would go for a JD/PG combo.
For the higher end combo, I would opt for an Antiquity 1955 (for the raised D & G poles) in the bridge and an Antiquity humbucker for the neck.
Cheers,
I love the A2 Jerry Donahue lead but it doesn't have the bite Dills seems to be describing...it's pretty midrangey and smooth in the highs.
The A5 Broadcaster would be a good one...if Dills wants something even more versative, especially if he's going to use a neck humbucker, I'd suggest the Tele Hot Lead tapped.
Tapped you get the tone of a Broadcaster...full output gets a fatter, hotter tone for soloing. Great pickup and Evan's fave.
As for a neck humbucker that's a tougher call as I really don't like a neck humbcuker with a single coil bridge pickup. Seems to always overpower the bridge pickup, IMO.
However, the Antiquity was a great suggestion as would be a Seth Lover...especially if Dills wants a covered neck humbucker.
G&L uses a Seth neck with the Broadcaster bridge in one of thier Tele variations.
The Jazz Neck would be nice too and would have more highs, more bass and less mids than the Seth Lover.
The Pearly Gates neck or A2Pro neck would also be nice and would be similar to the Seth (but brighter to most ears) and uncovered.
Lew