Dr.Mavashi
neonderthalotonalogist
What is the difference between these two fullshreds ?
Thanks.
Thanks.
SH-10 vs TB-10
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Binnerscot
Well-known member
Re: SH-10 vs TB-10
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You have been here a while, SH is standard humbucker spacing and TB is trembucker spacing.
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You have been here a while, SH is standard humbucker spacing and TB is trembucker spacing.
IanBallard
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Dr.Mavashi
neonderthalotonalogist
Re: SH-10 vs TB-10
Sorry, I mostly hangout on my amplifier central, more of an amp guy ... What are the tonal differences ? and what was the original purpose idea for Trembucker ? Sorry again.
Sorry, I mostly hangout on my amplifier central, more of an amp guy ... What are the tonal differences ? and what was the original purpose idea for Trembucker ? Sorry again.
IanBallard
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Re: SH-10 vs TB-10
It's so that the poles line up precisely with "Fender-spaced" or wide saddles, as opposed to the Gibson standard, narrower-spacing. There aren't supposed to be any sonic differences, other than what you might notice if the two E strings are outside the poles of the pickup. Some say, this "issue" really isn't an issue. I think it depends on the guitar and the pickup. I can imagine that with a pickup with a weak magnet like an A2, you would notice the spacing issue more than a person using a high-gauss ceramic or A8 magnet pickup.
It's so that the poles line up precisely with "Fender-spaced" or wide saddles, as opposed to the Gibson standard, narrower-spacing. There aren't supposed to be any sonic differences, other than what you might notice if the two E strings are outside the poles of the pickup. Some say, this "issue" really isn't an issue. I think it depends on the guitar and the pickup. I can imagine that with a pickup with a weak magnet like an A2, you would notice the spacing issue more than a person using a high-gauss ceramic or A8 magnet pickup.
idsnowdog
Imperator of Indignation
Re: SH-10 vs TB-10
Trembuckers are designed so the poles line up better with wider tremolo bridges. Tonally they are no different. However their pole spacing is different to ensure that neither of the E strings experience string balance problems due to being too far away from a pole piece.
Trembuckers are designed so the poles line up better with wider tremolo bridges. Tonally they are no different. However their pole spacing is different to ensure that neither of the E strings experience string balance problems due to being too far away from a pole piece.
Dr.Mavashi
neonderthalotonalogist
Re: SH-10 vs TB-10
Ok, the axe in question is 1999 MIA Lonestar strat with a the stock bridge? Since this is not a Floyd like bridge, should I go for TB-10?
Ok, the axe in question is 1999 MIA Lonestar strat with a the stock bridge? Since this is not a Floyd like bridge, should I go for TB-10?
Agileguy_101
Master of his Domain
Dr.Mavashi
neonderthalotonalogist
Re: SH-10 vs TB-10
Yes, I still have that pup. But I've had invader in it for the past 8 years or so, and I am ready for fullshred. So, I take it SH-10 for lone star strat ? Also, some say invaders are very different once wired parallel, what about fullshreds do some prefer them parallel?
Yes, I still have that pup. But I've had invader in it for the past 8 years or so, and I am ready for fullshred. So, I take it SH-10 for lone star strat ? Also, some say invaders are very different once wired parallel, what about fullshreds do some prefer them parallel?
