Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Pickups => Topic started by: hydesg on January 09, 2011, 02:52:27 AM
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Hi guys,
I have a Suhr Modern (mahogany body + maple cap and mahogany neck + pau ferro fretboard)
It is currently installed with a pair of Suhr Aldrich pick ups that I am not fond of. They have a harsh high end, focused mids and feel really stiff for lead. something closer to my les paul r7 with burst buckers. with some weight to the higher frets.
I am looking for a more vintage tone out of the Suhr, something like, Gary moore, thick, fat, organic and smooth lead tone, together with a nice clean sound.
Alternatively, would the Blackdog be suitable?
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Thanks.
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well for vintage Gary Moore the PG Blues might be the way to go, as he famously owned the guitar that they were based on.
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Abraxas would be a great choice for what you've described. The Black Dogs are meaty, but have quite an aggressive midrange that might not be entirely what you're after.
Lezard: If we were talking about a Les Paul then maybe, but in a superstrat design the OP is going to need a fatter and more powerful pickup to get the sound he's after.
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Abraxas yes, but maybe Mules too.
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Abraxas would be a great choice for what you've described. The Black Dogs are meaty, but have quite an aggressive midrange that might not be entirely what you're after.
Lezard: If we were talking about a Les Paul then maybe, but in a superstrat design the OP is going to need a fatter and more powerful pickup to get the sound he's after.
oh, i see....
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I'd have thought Abraxas or Mules. Both are very versatile, organic and thick with loads of beautiful tone.
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Abraxas all day long - my fave BKP.