Thinking of switching out my C5.
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Artie
Peaveyologist
Re: Thinking of switching out my C5.
Got my 59b in Saturday. (Thanks Lew.)
Technically, one could say that by replacing the C5 with the 59, I lost some versatility in this guitar - which is correct. If this was my only guitar, I would have left the C5 in. But since I now have a back-up or two, I didn't need that "country-twang" that the C5 provided. Now, using the 3-way, I have 3 slightly different flavors of the same sound, which I love.
Obviously, these two p'ups balance with each other perfectly. I get a nice tonal variation selecting either the neck or bridge, and a rich blend when selecting both.
Now that I have a "spare" C5 laying around, I wonder how it would go with that Stag Mag in the "other" Peavey . . .
Got my 59b in Saturday. (Thanks Lew.)
Technically, one could say that by replacing the C5 with the 59, I lost some versatility in this guitar - which is correct. If this was my only guitar, I would have left the C5 in. But since I now have a back-up or two, I didn't need that "country-twang" that the C5 provided. Now, using the 3-way, I have 3 slightly different flavors of the same sound, which I love.
Obviously, these two p'ups balance with each other perfectly. I get a nice tonal variation selecting either the neck or bridge, and a rich blend when selecting both.
Now that I have a "spare" C5 laying around, I wonder how it would go with that Stag Mag in the "other" Peavey . . .
strat_master
New member
Re: Thinking of switching out my C5.
a 59 set sounds very nice. Very mellow indeed and great PAF p/u's.
a 59 set sounds very nice. Very mellow indeed and great PAF p/u's.
