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    the only passive pup i've heard in my basswood is the Duncan Distortion. i though it sounded great. are there any other pups that you can recommend for Basswood?

    currently for passives i like the JB in a les Paul and a Super Distortion in an alder strat.
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    I played a model 4 (basswood) with a maple board and a Dimarzio FRED/PAF Joe combo that sounded killer.
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    • #3
      I have an Anderson guitar w/basswood and an Anderson H3+ pickup, sounds great. Many of Tom Anderson's guitars use basswood (Proam model as example). This Proam has an Anderson H3 pickup in it:
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      • #4
        You're going to get a million opinions as people have different tastes......Here's mine: I personally like Dimarzio Evolution Bridge in a Basswood body. Try to buy from a place that will allow you to exchange the pickup if you don't like it. I remember the Dimarzio factory used to let you exchange a Dimarzio pickup for another one for a limited time after purchase, but please double-check this and don't go by my word. Good luck!
        Last edited by Mr Metal; 11-21-2007, 09:06 PM.

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        • #5
          Duncan Custom, Screamin Demon
          DiMarzio ToneZone, Super Distortion

          I pretty much like the JB in anything so ya never can go wrong there.
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          • #6
            well i've got a tb-11b and a tb-4b sitting on the shelf right now so... we'll see when i get to that project.
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            • #7
              Originally posted by Shawn Lutz View Post
              Duncan Custom, Screamin Demon
              DiMarzio ToneZone, Super Distortion

              I pretty much like the JB in anything so ya never can go wrong there.
              I have to agree with those. I get great 80s metal tones with my ToneZone in my Charvel.

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              • #8
                I personally like the Duncan 78 Model in just about anything.
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                • #9
                  I think it depends a lot on the kind of music your playing. My preference is for EMG"s.

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                  • #10
                    On my 92 Basswood Dinky i use SD Custom Custom for the bridge and SD Pearly Gates for the neck.
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                    • #11
                      All of the following have sounded good (to me) in basswood guitars, albeit for somewhat different tones:

                      Duncan Invader
                      Duncan JB
                      Duncan Screamin' Demon
                      DiMarzio Steve's Special
                      DiMarzio PAF Pro
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Mr Metal View Post
                        You're going to get a million opinions as people have different tastes......Here's mine: I personally like Dimarzio Evolution Bridge in a Basswood body. Try to buy from a place that will allow you to exchange the pickup if you don't like it. I remember the Dimarzio factory used to let you exchange a Dimarzio pickup for another one for a limited time after purchase, but please double-check this and don't go by my word. Good luck!
                        +1 The Evolutions sound great. Also, you can't go wrong with the Breeds with a Maple/Rosewood neck for that low end "umph". And yes, you have 30 days to exchange them with DiMarzio. I just bought 12 sets of DiMarzio's for guitars I'm building although they won't be finished in 30 days, so my picks better be right
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