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have the H4s or H3s?
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Re: Do the MG Series that come with EMG HZ\'s ...
I believe they're the H3 model. From the EMG site: "The EMG-H3 uses two stud piece loaded coils for better noise rejection with over-wound coils and a ceramic magnet." Originally, I think they were designed exclusively for Jackson, but now they're available to everyone. I believe ESP use the H4 model, which is the passive equivalent of the EMG 81. -
Re: Do the MG Series that come with EMG HZ\'s ...
My WRMG has H3s. They're not bad once you get the AfterBurner involved, but alone they're kinda weaker than what I'm used to (Duncan Distortion)
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Re: Do the MG Series that come with EMG HZ\'s ...
What Newc said.Comment
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Re: Do the MG Series that come with EMG HZ\'s ...
Yep, H3 indeed. The 2003 production had H3 but I don't know if they're still in it.
And they sell for a reasonable price if you'll ever swap to another pickups.Comment
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Re: Do the MG Series that come with EMG HZ\'s ...
Newc, when I had them I figured out that the clean sound of these HZ's is pretty nice defineable, but on the other side distorted sound isn't. In that case afterburn might help. I was pretty satisfied with clean sounds.Comment
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Re: Do the MG Series that come with EMG HZ\'s ...
I like the ones in my DXMG ... they're a little brighter than my EMG 81 but still sound good.Comment
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