Guitar: Charvel model 4 (88), Basswood bolt on strat shape, Floyd, maple/rosewood neck.
This pickup is BRIGHT, VIOLENT and above all... very, very, very, very thick...
For speakers, people tend to ay that Alnico sounds more musical than Ceramic. Well let me tell you, while the SH6 does metal like a can of whoop butt whoops butt, it also has a very thick and to my ears, VERY PLEASING lead tone.
Harmonics JUMP out, and if you don't mute well, this pickup will kill you. IT IS NOT FORGIVING!
The pickup is very bright, with a lot more bass than the FullShred with A8 mag I had in before. So I had to reEQ my POD patches basically. The bass is perfect to me. It's big but never boomy, poweful but never overpowering. I really dig it.
Midrange is... rich. I think that's the one word to say it. Again, this is one pickup I could leave on 5 for all 3 EQ frequencies and still be happy with it.
I'm going to have to work on my muting and lead techniques a lot now The FullShred made me work on it loads, but this pickup is just MORE everything.
This pickup is BRIGHT, VIOLENT and above all... very, very, very, very thick...
For speakers, people tend to ay that Alnico sounds more musical than Ceramic. Well let me tell you, while the SH6 does metal like a can of whoop butt whoops butt, it also has a very thick and to my ears, VERY PLEASING lead tone.
Harmonics JUMP out, and if you don't mute well, this pickup will kill you. IT IS NOT FORGIVING!
The pickup is very bright, with a lot more bass than the FullShred with A8 mag I had in before. So I had to reEQ my POD patches basically. The bass is perfect to me. It's big but never boomy, poweful but never overpowering. I really dig it.
Midrange is... rich. I think that's the one word to say it. Again, this is one pickup I could leave on 5 for all 3 EQ frequencies and still be happy with it.
I'm going to have to work on my muting and lead techniques a lot now The FullShred made me work on it loads, but this pickup is just MORE everything.
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