Peter Krasov
New member
Hi,
This topic is the follow-up for this one: https://forum.seymourduncan.com/showthread.php?315021-EMG-85-81-set-reversed.
I reversed the 85 and 81, and at first liked the result. But then I turned out, that there is 'too much 81' - it is quite boomy, loud and overwhelmes the 85, when both pickups are switched together.
So, I'm looking for EMG neck pickup, that would be quiter, brighter and have more vintage sound. Also, it would be very nice if these pickups will produce distinct 'quacky' sound when switched together.
After researching the EMG site, I chose three models that can fit my needs: 58, 60 and 60A. I have never tried any of these pickups, has anyone compared them? Personally, I feel that 58 is the most vintage sounding one in this line, but it can turn out to be dark, not bright.
This topic is the follow-up for this one: https://forum.seymourduncan.com/showthread.php?315021-EMG-85-81-set-reversed.
I reversed the 85 and 81, and at first liked the result. But then I turned out, that there is 'too much 81' - it is quite boomy, loud and overwhelmes the 85, when both pickups are switched together.
So, I'm looking for EMG neck pickup, that would be quiter, brighter and have more vintage sound. Also, it would be very nice if these pickups will produce distinct 'quacky' sound when switched together.
After researching the EMG site, I chose three models that can fit my needs: 58, 60 and 60A. I have never tried any of these pickups, has anyone compared them? Personally, I feel that 58 is the most vintage sounding one in this line, but it can turn out to be dark, not bright.