KeeperOS
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Re: Pickup Advice Needed.
Ok, in that case here's my suggestion:
Get a really fat, thick sounding SC sized humbucker for the bridge (sadly that's my least good area of expertise but I'd think either the Hot Rails or the DiMarzio Tone Zone S should do), a relatively low output pickup for the middle (either leave the one you have right now stock or maybe get a Classic Stack Plus if you MUST have hum-canceling for the middle) and a moderate output pickup for the neck, probably a Cool Rails or a Lil' '59 should do.
If you want that extra "umph" when you need it it wouldn't hurt to also get a SPC, more so to add on the humbucker sound than anything else really.
After that, you'll have to compensate with your rig.
You'll need a scorching hot, compressed sounding high gain amp or pedal to get to where you want.
That should be enough I think.
The neck+/middle should be clear enough to handle the rockier things you'd like to play and the bridge will be as hot as it could possibly be...
Ok, in that case here's my suggestion:
Get a really fat, thick sounding SC sized humbucker for the bridge (sadly that's my least good area of expertise but I'd think either the Hot Rails or the DiMarzio Tone Zone S should do), a relatively low output pickup for the middle (either leave the one you have right now stock or maybe get a Classic Stack Plus if you MUST have hum-canceling for the middle) and a moderate output pickup for the neck, probably a Cool Rails or a Lil' '59 should do.
If you want that extra "umph" when you need it it wouldn't hurt to also get a SPC, more so to add on the humbucker sound than anything else really.
After that, you'll have to compensate with your rig.
You'll need a scorching hot, compressed sounding high gain amp or pedal to get to where you want.
That should be enough I think.
The neck+/middle should be clear enough to handle the rockier things you'd like to play and the bridge will be as hot as it could possibly be...
