screamin demon in a les paul?
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korovamilkdud
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Re: screamin demon in a les paul?
It's pretty good. Jolly would love it actually, it's about vintage output with great clarity for soloing. It's really crunchy, warm, articulate. It falls right in between vintage and modern output.
It's pretty good. Jolly would love it actually, it's about vintage output with great clarity for soloing. It's really crunchy, warm, articulate. It falls right in between vintage and modern output.
Brow
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Re: screamin demon in a les paul?
That's true, I love the Demon I have in the bridge of my Epi LP Standard.
I wanted something slightly hotter than a PAF, but that still has a vintage 'vibe' to it and crunches nicely with Overdrive and low level Distortion. For me, the Demon fit the bill nicely
Craig
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That's true, I love the Demon I have in the bridge of my Epi LP Standard.
I wanted something slightly hotter than a PAF, but that still has a vintage 'vibe' to it and crunches nicely with Overdrive and low level Distortion. For me, the Demon fit the bill nicely
Craig
Re: screamin demon in a les paul?
I would love to try it in a Les Paul...I have it in my super-strat now and it sounds great. People complain that the output is too low but I like that about it...it goes great with my over-the-top-gain Peavey XXX. Very nice pickup although I wish it was slightly more aggressive/tighter like the Distortion.
I would love to try it in a Les Paul...I have it in my super-strat now and it sounds great. People complain that the output is too low but I like that about it...it goes great with my over-the-top-gain Peavey XXX. Very nice pickup although I wish it was slightly more aggressive/tighter like the Distortion.
crazy_eddie
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Re: screamin demon in a les paul?
Hello! I'm new on here...
I'm also considering buying a screamin demon for the bridge. Or a Pearly Gates.
I don't know which. I like a classic rock sound, as I play hard rock with a very droning/driving feel to it. I don't need silly output as my Ashdown Fallen Angel does that for me.
So, does anyone have a nice varied soundfile of this pickup so I can get more of an idea of it's sound than the SD sound samples? I've already heard Jolly's Pearly Gates clip (the heavy one with drums and everything - well done).
So Demon clips, and any other PG ones you have lying around. I like clips.
Thanks!
- Ed
Hello! I'm new on here...
I'm also considering buying a screamin demon for the bridge. Or a Pearly Gates.
I don't know which. I like a classic rock sound, as I play hard rock with a very droning/driving feel to it. I don't need silly output as my Ashdown Fallen Angel does that for me.
So, does anyone have a nice varied soundfile of this pickup so I can get more of an idea of it's sound than the SD sound samples? I've already heard Jolly's Pearly Gates clip (the heavy one with drums and everything - well done
).So Demon clips, and any other PG ones you have lying around. I like clips.
Thanks!
- Ed
crazy_eddie
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Re: screamin demon in a les paul?
Oh, and someone's just pointed out that an Alnico Pro II might be my kind of thing too. What do you think?
Oh, and someone's just pointed out that an Alnico Pro II might be my kind of thing too. What do you think?
Re: screamin demon in a les paul?
I had a screamin demon once in the bridge of an sg, and to me it totally lacked mids, it was too trebly, and sounded crap if you played an overdriven powerchord. If you are after a more brittle sound than a creamy sound then it will suit you. I adjusted the pickup height etc and even put it in the neck but even in the neck it sounded to scooped and bassy and not warm enough, that didnt help. I thought for solos it cut through with heaps of high end being peircy. The tone knob just made it muddy, i dont recommend it but if thats your kind of thing go for it. I replaced it with a Dimarzio PAF PRO and i noticed the difference straight away.
I had a screamin demon once in the bridge of an sg, and to me it totally lacked mids, it was too trebly, and sounded crap if you played an overdriven powerchord. If you are after a more brittle sound than a creamy sound then it will suit you. I adjusted the pickup height etc and even put it in the neck but even in the neck it sounded to scooped and bassy and not warm enough, that didnt help. I thought for solos it cut through with heaps of high end being peircy. The tone knob just made it muddy, i dont recommend it but if thats your kind of thing go for it. I replaced it with a Dimarzio PAF PRO and i noticed the difference straight away.
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