Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Pickups => Topic started by: Hybrid_Child on July 12, 2009, 10:10:06 AM
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What bridge pickup would you recommend to put in a mahogany guitar to get the sound from the album Nihility by Decapitated.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LSXYtu37X0 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LSXYtu37X0)
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those guys have some serious tone
I think they use EMG's
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So a Miracle Man if it had to be a Bareknuckle?
Yeah Vogg has a badass tone. Think I heard somewhere, that he used a Retifier on this album. So I'm planning on building a clone of the Rectifier 3rd channel preamp.
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Obviously the amp/speakers and engineering will have a bigger influence than the pickups but I reckon a Miracle Man would be a step in the right direction.
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So a Miracle Man if it had to be a Bareknuckle?
Yeah Vogg has a badass tone. Think I heard somewhere, that he used a Retifier on this album. So I'm planning on building a clone of the Rectifier 3rd channel preamp.
yeah
but that depends on the wood
wouldn't put it in alder, for example
will be fine for mahogany
and I definitely wouldn't recommend a Recto channel for that
I've seen them using a Crate Blue Voodoo BV150H and a Peavey Triple XXX
but I guess a Krank Rev1 or a Peavey 5150 (I've read they used this one for recording too) would be fine
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miracle man or C-Pig
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How would those two handle downtuning to B? The Guitar is an ESP Horizon btw...
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How would those two handle downtuning to B? The Guitar is an ESP Horizon btw...
they sound huge in B tuning
you might consider the painkiller as well
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Cpig, IMO.
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Ok I've decided to get a covered C-Pig...
I just have some questions about ordering. I'm not sure wich spacing and Leg length I should get.
As mentioned earlier the guitar is an ESP Horizon. And it has a Tune-O-Matic bridge.
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Anyone who can give me some advice?
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Short legs & probably the 53mm spaced bridge pickup (all neck models are 49mm).
Although it has a Tune-o-matic, the Horizons (& other ESPs) I've played still had the string spacing quite wide. To be sure, get a ruler & measure the distance between the top & bottom strings over the existing bridge pickup pole pieces, then buy whichever spacing is nearest.
In reality it's not a particularly big deal as long as the strings pass over some portion of the pole pieces - most guitars could quite happily take either. The total dimensions of the pickup are the same whichever you choose, so it will always fit.
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Allright, thank you.