Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Pickups => Topic started by: closetrockstar on January 22, 2010, 05:52:56 PM
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I'd love to hear some feedback from you Sinner owners. Tim recommended the Sinner in the bridge and Trilogys in the middle/neck. Anyone playing their Strat through that set up?
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I'd love to hear some feedback from you Sinner owners. Tim recommended the Sinner in the bridge and Trilogys in the middle/neck. Anyone playing their Strat through that set up?
i am - what do you want to know?
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I have fitted that combo a number of times - excellant choice
Last customer had a liking for Richie Blackmore/Deep Purple /Yngwie etc and it worked a treat
Sinner in the bridge matches nicely with trilogies - gives a bit more OOMPH!
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I'm curious too, what are the middle 2 and 4 positions like with the S/T/T set?
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Does it really have Humbucker balls?
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I'm curious too, what are the middle 2 and 4 positions like with the S/T/T set?
you get a quack, but i don't find it that pronounced compared to my slow hand set
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Does it really have Humbucker balls?
It will drive your amp hard - but it still sounds like a strat single coil (albeit a very meaty one)
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Yep it does. Here's a clip I done with the Sinner.
http://bareknucklepickups.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=19287.0
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I guess I could tweek it a bit with my amps eq and a pedal or two. All and all it sounds like what I'm looking for. Do you have Trilogys in the neck/ mid?
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I guess I could tweek it a bit with my amps eq and a pedal or two. All and all it sounds like what I'm looking for. Do you have Trilogys in the neck/ mid?
i do - they sound more classic strat than you would imagine, but with a good dose of compression. keeps up with the sinner in terms of output - good match. tim overwinds them a bit to go with the sinner.
the neck and middle of the slowhand set are meatier (IMO) - however they don't have the same level of compression YMMV