RorySquier
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Re: Single bridge humbucker guitars?
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Single bridge humbucker guitars?
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Re: Single bridge humbucker guitars?
He's not totally wrong nor is he totally right. It's all relative. The neck pickup can have a negative effect from being set too close, but so can the bridge pickup.
Action is the same, it can be too low or not, and that depends a lot on the players touch.
He's not totally wrong nor is he totally right. It's all relative. The neck pickup can have a negative effect from being set too close, but so can the bridge pickup.
Action is the same, it can be too low or not, and that depends a lot on the players touch.
6stringerguy
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Re: Single bridge humbucker guitars?
ESP make a Single Pickup V for Alexi Laiho
ESP make a Single Pickup V for Alexi Laiho
Re: Single bridge humbucker guitars?
ESP makes a single pickup version of just about anything in their model line
ESP makes a single pickup version of just about anything in their model line
eclecticsynergy
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Re: Single bridge humbucker guitars?
Esquire Scorpion is my sole remaining single-hum guitar. And unlike most Fenders it isn't bolt-on, it's a set neck.
Esquire Scorpion is my sole remaining single-hum guitar. And unlike most Fenders it isn't bolt-on, it's a set neck.
Silence Kid
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Re: Single bridge humbucker guitars?
Would be better if it was HS though
Would be better if it was HS though
Artie
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eclecticsynergy
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Re: Single bridge humbucker guitars?
Cool, never knew that - I'd seen pics of her with a Tele years ago but I think it had a checkerboard paint job.
Cool, never knew that - I'd seen pics of her with a Tele years ago but I think it had a checkerboard paint job.
Sirion
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Re: Single bridge humbucker guitars?
This, I think, can best be explained by an example:
The songs that went into this were originally performed on a number of different instruments, including one of the most famous Les Pauls in the world, as well as strats, Hamers and (possibly, if you trust the promo photos) PRSes. I can hear that the keyboards take over some of the clean guitar parts, but I cannot honestly say that I am thinking that the tone would have been improved by a tone control at any point. Gary, of course, was still playing like a god in 1987, but this is probably a decent approximation of the guitar tones people who go for single-HB guitars without a tone knob go for.
I'd be happy to be as constrained as Gary was here.
This, I think, can best be explained by an example:
The songs that went into this were originally performed on a number of different instruments, including one of the most famous Les Pauls in the world, as well as strats, Hamers and (possibly, if you trust the promo photos) PRSes. I can hear that the keyboards take over some of the clean guitar parts, but I cannot honestly say that I am thinking that the tone would have been improved by a tone control at any point. Gary, of course, was still playing like a god in 1987, but this is probably a decent approximation of the guitar tones people who go for single-HB guitars without a tone knob go for.
I'd be happy to be as constrained as Gary was here.
kramersteen
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That was Gary Moore at his best imo ^^.
I have plenty of single hum guitars but i prefer HS i love the neck tone.
That was Gary Moore at his best imo ^^.
I have plenty of single hum guitars but i prefer HS i love the neck tone.
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