bungalowbill
Luckybastidologist
I am thinking of replacing my ssl-6 with the vintage hot stack in the bridge position of my Strat......any thoughts on the tonal difference?
Vintage hot stack for strat
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bungalowbill
Luckybastidologist
Re: Vintage hot stack for strat
Does anyone have any experience with the vintage hot stack?
Does anyone have any experience with the vintage hot stack?
frankfalbo
In Fluence Y'all
Re: Vintage hot stack for strat
If you like the SSL-6, the Custom Stack Plus is the same/similar noiseless. The Vintage Hot is a little lower output but it sounds like a nice fat lightly overwound vintage pickup.
If you like the SSL-6, the Custom Stack Plus is the same/similar noiseless. The Vintage Hot is a little lower output but it sounds like a nice fat lightly overwound vintage pickup.
bungalowbill
Luckybastidologist
Re: Vintage hot stack for strat
Thanks Frank! Does the stack have a little more lowend? I am looking for something similar to the ssl-6 with a tad more lows.
Thanks Frank! Does the stack have a little more lowend? I am looking for something similar to the ssl-6 with a tad more lows.
frankfalbo
In Fluence Y'all
Re: Vintage hot stack for strat
The Hot Stack Plus has the most low end and lowest resonant peak. The Vintage Hot is not as hot as the Custom, but its a different wire gauge so the tonal balance is shifted. Being more overwound vintage it has a little more low end girth. The Custom is hotter but also screams a little more.
The Hot Stack Plus has the most low end and lowest resonant peak. The Vintage Hot is not as hot as the Custom, but its a different wire gauge so the tonal balance is shifted. Being more overwound vintage it has a little more low end girth. The Custom is hotter but also screams a little more.
