Vintage output bridge pickup with the most tighter bass responce.
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Chistopher
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Re: Vintage output bridge pickup with the most tighter bass responce.
A Screamin' Demon fits that bill, but be careful, it can sound thin at lower volume levels and it's definitely on the lower output end of "medium output."
A Screamin' Demon fits that bill, but be careful, it can sound thin at lower volume levels and it's definitely on the lower output end of "medium output."
beaubrummels
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Vintage output bridge pickup with the most tighter bass responce.
'78 model is also like that. Pearly Gates and WLH is in that territory. Though not sure your definition of "tight".
One I haven't tried, but on paper maybe a Jazz Bridge? AKA put an A5 in an AIIP bridge.
'78 model is also like that. Pearly Gates and WLH is in that territory. Though not sure your definition of "tight".
One I haven't tried, but on paper maybe a Jazz Bridge? AKA put an A5 in an AIIP bridge.
chadd
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Re: Vintage output bridge pickup with the most tighter bass responce.
I don't think you'll find anything tighter than a Demon in that output range.
I don't think you'll find anything tighter than a Demon in that output range.
Chistopher
malapterurus electricus tonewood instigator
Re: Vintage output bridge pickup with the most tighter bass responce.
If tightness is your only concern, you can cut the slotted screws flush with the baseplate to make the Demon even tighter. Don't know how pleasant that would be in the high end, but it's not the most drastic change one can make to a pickup.
If tightness is your only concern, you can cut the slotted screws flush with the baseplate to make the Demon even tighter. Don't know how pleasant that would be in the high end, but it's not the most drastic change one can make to a pickup.
Re: Vintage output bridge pickup with the most tighter bass responce.
The 59/Custom Hybrid can do it- it is a pretty tight pickup I'd stick to mostly Alnico V magnets over Alnico II.
The 59/Custom Hybrid can do it- it is a pretty tight pickup I'd stick to mostly Alnico V magnets over Alnico II.
