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Originally posted by texasfury View PostIf you had two DK2s or SL2Hs, this would be a good comparison. While not comparing apples and oranges, it's more like comparing Fuji and Granny Smith apples.
Anyway, when I had the DD in my DK2, there was no drive in the distortion. I get that now with the Power Rail I dropped in.
When I compared a real TB4 a year ago, I loaded it into an alder body bolt on, maple and rosewood neck. Same 25.5" scale length, but 22 frets (doesn't matter). The trem was a Kahler 2700 Killer (floating like a Lic FR Pro in the DK2, but much more steel). In that comparison, they sounded the same, or at least close enough that I sold the TB4 because it wasn't worth having two guitars that sound the same.
From what you have said, I'm guessing your Duncan Designed was 1/2 dead (or more likely wired incorrectly? single coil mod?) because the DC Resistance you mentioned is almost exactly 1/2 of a JB (DD or TB4) and in single coil mod, (or 1 dead coil), it would have 1/2 the power, hence "no drive" as you mentioned.
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Originally posted by texasfury View PostFor those interested, the Duncan Designed HB-102B (supposedly modeled after the JB) that comes in most DK2s puts out a paltry 8K of resistance, compared to the 16K a real JB has.
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