Hello, I was just on Dimarzio's website and it seems that they have a new high powered bucker out, the Crunch Lab, it looks just like the Drop Sonic, but according to them it is voiced different and is a different animal. I can't wait until some people can get their hands on this (myself included) and check it out to see if it really is different from the D Sonic.
New Dimarzio, the Crunch Lab...
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Kosh Naranek
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Re: New Dimarzio, the Crunch Lab...
I happened to see that this morning. The Crunch Lab is a new John Petrucci sig model bridge pickup.
They also introduced a new neck pickup, the Liquifire, also developed for/with Petrucci. Their site describes it as based on the Air Norton but with a smoother high end and tighter (if that's possible) bass.
I happened to see that this morning. The Crunch Lab is a new John Petrucci sig model bridge pickup.
They also introduced a new neck pickup, the Liquifire, also developed for/with Petrucci. Their site describes it as based on the Air Norton but with a smoother high end and tighter (if that's possible) bass.
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Re: New Dimarzio, the Crunch Lab...
re the liquifire:
as far as i can tell, it's a virtual vintage airbucker.
considering it's 10K and recommended as a neck humbucker, i'd expect it's 2 "under-wound" AWG43 (ie screamin demon) coils and not over-wound and AWG42 (ie brobucker); either way i expect it'll sound good in the bridge, and with the extra VV inductance and airbucker spacers should make for an interesting LP bridge pickup
re the liquifire:
as far as i can tell, it's a virtual vintage airbucker.
considering it's 10K and recommended as a neck humbucker, i'd expect it's 2 "under-wound" AWG43 (ie screamin demon) coils and not over-wound and AWG42 (ie brobucker); either way i expect it'll sound good in the bridge, and with the extra VV inductance and airbucker spacers should make for an interesting LP bridge pickup
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Re: New Dimarzio, the Crunch Lab...
Liquifire sounds good as a bridge bucker.
Liquifire sounds good as a bridge bucker.
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