P-90s are just about the best sounding most versatile pups ever. Yes there are some humbucker tones that a P-90 cannot duplicate, but everything else it does better.
Those P-90s in the demo are a very clean, bright, airy sounding P-90s and they are fantastic if that's the tone you're seeking. But slightly overwound P-90s can growl and scream til you're in tonal nirvana.
P-90s are just about the best sounding most versatile pups ever. Yes there are some humbucker tones that a P-90 cannot duplicate, but everything else it dies better.
Those P-90s in the demo are a very clean, bright, airy sounding P-90s and they are fantastic if that's the tone you're seeking. But slightly overwound P-90s can growl and scream til you're in tonal nirvana.
100% agreed.. my favorite p90 is a slightly overwound neck in my Reverend double agent.. with all those mids, I just punches through the mix.. but after this demo, I'm ready for a set of underwounds!
Yes, sounds very much like a stryman Big sky... Very complex.
So you bring up a good point.. in my experience effects rarely add what I perceive as natural sparkle... But if the algorithm has some eq or harmonic generation stuff going on, I guess it could change perceived sound...
I'm going to ping the creator of the video to see if he'd be willing to post the same guitar dry.
Yes, I was going to say the same thing. One of my big pet peeves about pickup and guitar demos. I don't know why most product demos have tons of effects on...so many effects you can't even tell what the product actually sounds like. In the above demo, even the clean part has reverb.
Dang, people, if you demo a product (like a pickup or guitar) let us hear it first without any effects on! Keep in mind that you are NOT demoing all of the effects you have on your pedal board.