vinnie1971
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Re: Seymour Duncan Slash Set Brightness Difference Between Pickups
One good thing about a lot of DiMarzio and DiMarzio clones with 12 adjustable poles.
One of mine I experimented like this, raising the poles nearest the bridge, wide range humbucker pole pattern, reverse wide range humbucker pole pattern and very surprising just how much it affects the tone.
I like to put an out of phase on a push pull so I can sound like peter green too [emoji6]
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Hello all,
zanshin777 -
I feel obligated to tell you I fix that in every HH set I've ever had (my SG 61, L.Paul Custom right now for instance) by turning the whole neck pickup 180 degrees. NOT the magnet, it is fine when turned, no Greeny biz to fool with.
This puts the poles closer to the bridge. A little. But it all counts. I then lower the neck p'up a little more and raise the neck poles. This works every time for me. Also, personally, I keep the cover on the neck p'up and take off the bridge p'up cover.
This way I can get the bridge slugs a little closer to the strings (easy does it) and that makes it easy to lower the bridge poles so the whole uncovered p'up is closer to the strings without messing up a sweet spot, like I said, careful as you go.
I always make sure that the readings I get show the bridge hotter than the neck, just to be sure.
Try it. I bet you as a gentleman this will help. To make it easy for a quick trial, just leave the p'up in the ring, although it looks off, if you like it you can always re-set the p'up in the ring for permanent use. Takes 5 minutes, loosen strings, not much, undo 4 outer ring screws, turn it, screw in the ring, tighten the strings, and off you go for a quick try out.
Steve Buffington
One good thing about a lot of DiMarzio and DiMarzio clones with 12 adjustable poles.
One of mine I experimented like this, raising the poles nearest the bridge, wide range humbucker pole pattern, reverse wide range humbucker pole pattern and very surprising just how much it affects the tone.
I like to put an out of phase on a push pull so I can sound like peter green too [emoji6]
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