Rio BBQ or Custom SH-5?
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AmpliFIRE
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Re: Rio BBQ or Custom SH-5?
I have tried a C5 and BBQ in my LP's...The C5 was very clean and articulate sounding with huge bass and scooped mids. I've since swapped it out for a BBQ and couldn't be happier. The BBQ sounds HUGE with sweet mids for soloing and a large bottom as well. It's the best pup that I've tried to date. The harmonic overtones that this pickup produces are amazing.
keano12 said:
I have tried a C5 and BBQ in my LP's...The C5 was very clean and articulate sounding with huge bass and scooped mids. I've since swapped it out for a BBQ and couldn't be happier. The BBQ sounds HUGE with sweet mids for soloing and a large bottom as well. It's the best pup that I've tried to date. The harmonic overtones that this pickup produces are amazing.
Guitarist
Mesa-ologist
Re: Rio BBQ or Custom SH-5?
I love the SH-5 by the way! Perfecty balanced, aggressive, tight pickup. Love the thumping lows, the cutting mids, and the crystal cut highs. GREAT pickup. Some would argue one of Seymour's finest. Definetely satisfying.
I think he's talking about the Duncan Custom...AmpliFIRE said:
I love the SH-5 by the way! Perfecty balanced, aggressive, tight pickup. Love the thumping lows, the cutting mids, and the crystal cut highs. GREAT pickup. Some would argue one of Seymour's finest. Definetely satisfying.
Metalman_666
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Re: Rio BBQ or Custom SH-5?
I would give the Custom a try. Surely if you don't like it there's another Duncan pup to suit your tastes
I would give the Custom a try. Surely if you don't like it there's another Duncan pup to suit your tastes
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RACER X
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Re: Rio BBQ or Custom SH-5?
Custom all the way, it yells get out of my way with a aggressive dominate tone.
Custom all the way, it yells get out of my way with a aggressive dominate tone.
kaknight
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Re: Rio BBQ or Custom SH-5?
if you have a soldering iron (less that $20 from radioshack) it's pretty darn easy. You might want to practice a bit on something not to valuable if you have never soldered before. but it's no problem. I changed the pups on my PRS in less than 1/2 hour last week (and thats with wiring to a circuit board to boot)
if you have a soldering iron (less that $20 from radioshack) it's pretty darn easy. You might want to practice a bit on something not to valuable if you have never soldered before. but it's no problem. I changed the pups on my PRS in less than 1/2 hour last week (and thats with wiring to a circuit board to boot)
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