I am going to get new neck and middle pickups put in my sl 1 to go with the bill lawrence bridge humbucker. I want some pickups with just a little less output, but still sound nice.. Maybe something that is very warm and clear for the neck.. Can anyone please help me out??!!
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Re: neck and middle pickups for an sl 1
Were the original Jackson J-100's no good? They match up extremely well with the Lawrence pickup. The J-100 is Jackson's "vintage single coil" with all the snap, tone, and quack of the originals! One thing you have to watch out for, your guitar's single coil routes are perfect ovals, there is no "lip flange" for most of the replacement singles."Got a crazy feeling I don't understand,
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Re: neck and middle pickups for an sl 1
Gold Moon:
I recently got a 99' SL-1 Soloist from Kickaxeguitars(Chuck) from the board here, and the guitar had Rio Grande's instead of the Jackson singles....they sound really, really nice. Very "vintagy" with very low noise. They compliment the Duncan hum very well.....
Another idea, one of my buddies has a Soloist with a Duncan Custom Custom and 2 EMG singles...how he wired it, I dunno...but it sounds equally awesome.
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i got it with different pickups than what it had in it originally, and they simply arent loud enough. there is such a huge volume difference when i switch from bridge to any other. The tone is great though.....Light intervened, annihliating darkness.
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Re: neck and middle pickups for an sl 1
Humbuckers will always sound louder than single coils. Did you try lowering the bridge pickup and raising the neck and middle to try to even out the balance a little more?I feel my soul go cold... only the dead are smiling.
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Re: neck and middle pickups for an sl 1
Maybe you should consider a Duncan Little '59 for the neck--basically, it's a single coil-sized version of the Duncan '59. I'm probably going to put that in the neck position of my '93 Soloist. There's nothing wrong with the Jackson J-100 in there, but I'm rather partial to neck humbuckers.
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