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Need suggestions for an F spaced humbucker
Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 2:55 am
by James
I'm looking for a fairly high output bridge humbucker that can do metal tones, but is versatile enough to sound fairly good clean. Maybe even something like a hot PAF would fit the bill. It doesn't matter too much about being high output but it's a single pickup guitar and will probably just have a volume control so some versatility would be good but it is meant for teh brutalz. I could install a push/pull to split the pickup so 4 conductor is a bonus.
- The current one is F spaced, so it'd be good if that's true of the replacement.
- It also needs to be white (not cream)
I took a look at
bare knuckle, but at a little over £100 is a bit too much. I'm tempted by some of the smaller more recent builders, and there's even that
iron gear brand that are on ebay quite a bit.
Thanks in advance for the awesome tones.
Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 3:28 am
by Haze
p-rail. seriously.
18k
parallel for more paf/vintage sound
alnico 5 p90 and rail
fuuuuuck
Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 3:29 am
by damienblair17
I'm not the authority on tone or nothin', but if you can find a Fender Enforcer humbucker, try one of those. 4 conductor, really hot output (especially for a fender H) and apparently adjustable pole pieces?
I had one in my shitty strat copy (with a single push/pull volume) and it sounded pretty nice.
Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 5:11 am
by SGJarrod
this is a hot rodded PAF...for cleans I have no idea thou
SD TB5
Re: Need suggestions for an F spaced humbucker
Posted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 9:33 am
by weeping_moon
James wrote:I'm looking for a fairly high output bridge humbucker that can do metal tones, but is versatile enough to sound fairly good clean. Maybe even something like a hot PAF would fit the bill. It doesn't matter too much about being high output but it's a single pickup guitar and will probably just have a volume control so some versatility would be good but it is meant for teh brutalz. I could install a push/pull to split the pickup so 4 conductor is a bonus.
- The current one is F spaced, so it'd be good if that's true of the replacement.
- It also needs to be white (not cream)
I took a look at
bare knuckle, but at a little over £100 is a bit too much. I'm tempted by some of the smaller more recent builders, and there's even that
iron gear brand that are on ebay quite a bit.
Thanks in advance for the awesome tones.
Dimarzio Steves special humbucker.
Re: Need suggestions for an F spaced humbucker
Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 10:57 am
by stewart
James wrote:I'm looking for a fairly high output bridge humbucker that can do metal tones
modding the coronado, eh?
Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 1:19 pm
by James
Haze wrote:p-rail. seriously.
18k
parallel for more paf/vintage sound
alnico 5 p90 and rail
fuuuuuck
I've been taking a look at some demos and it seems versatile within a range, but I don't think it will get the heavy distortion sounds I want. There is one video of a guy playing metal type stuff with one but he did it straight into his computer with an amp sim and it sounds shite. Not all amp sims are terrible but either his was or he had it set badly.
Re: Need suggestions for an F spaced humbucker
Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 1:27 pm
by James
stewart wrote:James wrote:I'm looking for a fairly high output bridge humbucker that can do metal tones
modding the coronado, eh?
Didn't need any suggestions for that one. 81 and 85. No messing.
Posted: Sat Feb 19, 2011 4:50 pm
by Haze
I'll do an demo of the hevvvys...