Hi there,
I asked earlier about magnet swapping to match a Pearly Gates bridge to a SD '59 neck but I may change my mind to use Pearly Gates in the bridge. I found that high-mid tone is just a bit too hard to handle even if I swap magnets.
I can get a used Custom Custom bridge here in Calgary.
Would you recommend that to be a better fit for '59n?
I like a versatile setup for classic rock and a nice clean but expressive tone for some blues and jazz as well.
My original Les Paul pickups were 490R/498T and I was almost happy with them but they were a bit muddy and boomy and not a lot in the definition and expression department.
I'm going to change the '59 magnet to A3 to make it more mid-rangy and brighter / transparent and less boomy.
Would the output drop too much for a custom custom or still I will deal with a mis-matched tone?
SD suggests a Jazz or Pearly Gates for the neck position.
What do you think?
Thanks.
I asked earlier about magnet swapping to match a Pearly Gates bridge to a SD '59 neck but I may change my mind to use Pearly Gates in the bridge. I found that high-mid tone is just a bit too hard to handle even if I swap magnets.
I can get a used Custom Custom bridge here in Calgary.
Would you recommend that to be a better fit for '59n?
I like a versatile setup for classic rock and a nice clean but expressive tone for some blues and jazz as well.
My original Les Paul pickups were 490R/498T and I was almost happy with them but they were a bit muddy and boomy and not a lot in the definition and expression department.
I'm going to change the '59 magnet to A3 to make it more mid-rangy and brighter / transparent and less boomy.
Would the output drop too much for a custom custom or still I will deal with a mis-matched tone?
SD suggests a Jazz or Pearly Gates for the neck position.
What do you think?
Thanks.