PGn or Air Zone Bridge-which to keep?

hacker

hacker

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Serious dilemma here. My #1 guitar is a Warmoth tele with a PGn and an Air Zone bridge. I like each pup individually, but they do not mix well.

I have Seth Lovers in an ES-333 so I'm not looking for real vintage tone in this guitar.

I am leaning towards keeping the Air Zone, what would be a good neck pup? 59 maybe? Any advice on a magnet swap for the PGn/

Thanks!
 
Re: PGn or Air Zone Bridge-which to keep?

My advice on the SD PGn is to leave the magnet alone. Instead, try the HB with a metal pickup cover. If you still don't like how the PGn combines with the Air Zone, sell it to me. :D
 
Re: PGn or Air Zone Bridge-which to keep?

WTF? PG neck, AZ bridge sounds like a B!TCHIN' combo!!!!!!!

Oh well...You want vinatge? I'd say go with two PG's.
 
Re: PGn or Air Zone Bridge-which to keep?

Maul-Air Norton in neck?

Aceman-they dont balance well together, but individually they are great pups. I am not going for vintage here. I have vintage covered in my two gibsons.

Funk-Ill keep you in mind!
 
Re: PGn or Air Zone Bridge-which to keep?

yeah the Air norton flipped (not as lifeless this way) works great with an AirZone.
 
Re: PGn or Air Zone Bridge-which to keep?

Blueman,

I am tending to agree, though the AirZone does sound good in here. I used to have an A2 Pro in the neck, and that balanced a lot better with the Air Zone. Maybe I'll go back that way and save the PGn for another guitar.
 
Re: PGn or Air Zone Bridge-which to keep?

hacker said:
Blueman,

I am tending to agree, though the AirZone does sound good in here. I used to have an A2 Pro in the neck, and that balanced a lot better with the Air Zone. Maybe I'll go back that way and save the PGn for another guitar.
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Thats a good solution too.
 
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