time for new pickups...

[jgcable]

Re: time for new pickups...

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Methinks DiMarzio Air Norton in the Neck, and a Steve's Special in the bridge.

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That is the exact setup I use in my Ibanez USRG20TP. It is a killer combination and sounds fantastic clean and coil tapped. Really fat, harmonically rich and outfrigginstanding for solo's. Great balance between neck and bridge too.

[ranalli]

Re: time for new pickups...

Dimarzio Super 3....Fatter than most Duncans but not muddy by any means and very aggressive. Has nice strong mids that beef up the sound and a nice present but tight bottom end.

[nonamemx]

Re: time for new pickups...

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Methinks DiMarzio Air Norton in the Neck, and a Steve's Special in the bridge.

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That is the exact setup I use in my Ibanez USRG20TP. It is a killer combination and sounds fantastic clean and coil tapped. Really fat, harmonically rich and outfrigginstanding for solo's. Great balance between neck and bridge too.

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Its really hard to go wrong with DiMarzios [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

[Number Of The Priest]

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Dimarzio Super 3....Fatter than most Duncans but not muddy by any means and very aggressive. Has nice strong mids that beef up the sound and a nice present but tight bottom end.

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Got that in the bridge of my Shannon Soloist. It's got TONS of mids and really slices through. I'm getting Satriani-esque tones from mine. His tone is almost "nasal" sounding due to all the mids. I'm really starting to love my Super 3 but I'm still dying to try out some APCs... [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

[jazzman]

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Dimarzio all the way!!! [img]/images/graemlins/headbang.gif[/img]