Question about Pickup Booster resonant switch
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Re: Question about Pickup Booster resonant switch
I think it does a great job although my Strat or Tele doesn't sound exactly like a Les Paul with humbuckers when I use the Pickup Booster. The tone is still a little more transparant...which I regard as a good thing. But the Pickup Booster will allow your single coil to push your amp into overdrive the way a humbucker would. It's an excellant device. IMO, it's the most refined and versatile booster I've owned. I still like my DS-1 alot...but the Duncan Pickup Booster has a greater range of tones that can be dialed in. Lew
I think it does a great job although my Strat or Tele doesn't sound exactly like a Les Paul with humbuckers when I use the Pickup Booster. The tone is still a little more transparant...which I regard as a good thing. But the Pickup Booster will allow your single coil to push your amp into overdrive the way a humbucker would. It's an excellant device. IMO, it's the most refined and versatile booster I've owned. I still like my DS-1 alot...but the Duncan Pickup Booster has a greater range of tones that can be dialed in. Lew
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Re: Question about Pickup Booster resonant switch
Position #2 gets you into the ballpark. Position #1 is more subtle. It mellows the single, but I wouldn't really call it humbucker territory. I imagine it depends somewhat on the single and the 'bucker also. I compared an APS-1 single, to a Distortion and 59. (All three neck models.)
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Position #2 gets you into the ballpark. Position #1 is more subtle. It mellows the single, but I wouldn't really call it humbucker territory. I imagine it depends somewhat on the single and the 'bucker also. I compared an APS-1 single, to a Distortion and 59. (All three neck models.)
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