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Most of all i want to know what pickups there are.. i suspect that i have been set up with a pair of jazz mics because the tone tends to be kinda muddy(with gain settings).
I think im going to replace it(the bridge)with the dimebucker.
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Most of all i want to know what pickups there are.. i suspect that i have been set up with a pair of jazz mics because the tone tends to be kinda muddy(with gain settings).
I think im going to replace it(the bridge)with the dimebucker. -
I think that's a Traditional, from around 2002. Specs are listed here:
http://www.samedaymusic.com/product--CHA2920500
Says Jazz, Cool Rails, Hot Rails for the pickups, so I can see why you might want something hotter in the bridge. How do you like it otherwise? I've never tried one, but heard they are pretty sweet players. -
IT plays like a dream. I was going to buy a LP when i went to the store, but i imidieatly fell in love with this one. Only i bought it with 2 active liwewire duncans first and they where TOOO hot.Originally posted by dg View Post
I find the tone to be abit muddy pherhaps. I play mostly metal and thats the sound i want. So far im not too happy about my tone, my old bc rich had better tone actually.Comment
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?Really? well screw Mark Twain.Comment
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Whatever you do don't buy a dimebucker before you try it out. All the guitars I've tried with is sounded like ass and noone I know likes it. If you want Dime-esque tone a Bill Lawrence L-500 would be alot better.Comment
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It's a guitar.
Hardware: all black, all the time.Comment
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Im a real fan of SD and Dime, but i have heard diffrent opinions about the dimebucker. I did try a Dean dime model with that pickup and i think it sounded good.Originally posted by sk8boardbob2 View Post
Most metal pickups probably sound better than the one i got now. Ill be sure to check out some other options.Comment
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