Warmest , Smoothest production model humbucker

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My suggestion to you t-wolf before you buy NE thing. Go see if you cant find a guitar that already has some of the p-ups ur interested in in it. Prefereably one close to or the same as the wood type and so on as ur guitar. I got a 59 for my neck and a JB for my bridge on my epi special 2 and well I will be honest with you.....sound clips will not tell you how those p-ups will sound in YOUR guitar through YOUR rig. I know for me I was somewhat dissapointed. Though I can't really complain. ANYTHING was better than the pickups that come stock with that guitar......blech!
 
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You're absolutely right, the soundclips really dont tell you much, only sortof a way to compare them to one another.
 
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t-wolf21 said:
is that good or bad in an alder strat?
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That depends. Are you in love wit the way your guitar sounds unplugged and want to get that same vibe thru your amp? If so, a transparent pickup would be a good thing.
 
Re: Warmest , Smoothest production model humbucker

The breed and the Riio grande BBq are other good options.
 
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