Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Pickups => Topic started by: stephen78 on October 06, 2011, 09:25:31 PM
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Threw one in my SG (along with a MQ neck). All I can say is WOW. I had the alnico version in there at first, but it wasn't really what I was looking for. I put the ceramic version in and I love it! I think the alnico version would be great in standard tuning, but I wasn't digging it in C#, which is what I keep this guitar tuned to. I like the tighter bass and the extra top end the ceramic version gives me. I play a lot of Sabbath, Down, and other stoner/doom with this guitar and it works great, and sounds awesome through my Orange Dual Terror. Here's a pic of the SG:
(http://img594.imageshack.us/img594/606/dscf1375z.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/594/dscf1375z.jpg/)
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Sabbath, C# tuning and hot pickups - you're all right in my book. PDT_003
I out a C Pig 90 into an SG and found it very "Sabbathy", I would imagine the Warpig HB to be even fatter and dirtier. :twisted:
For me though.. 50 cycle hum is part of the music
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There's nothing wrong with sacryficing a little silence for an excellent tone.
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I've been pretty fixated on the A-Pig, for some time, disregarding the C-Pig since I've not gotten along well with ceramics since falling into the doom-hole. If the C-Pig is more "Sabbathy", which pig would be more "Wizardly" or "Bongripped?"
I usually tune to drop C, C# being as high as I go; sometimes dabbling in A, and sometimes mucking about with F and G.
In my head, I've been aiming for a bass muff through a Traynor with my 12's and 15's. I figured the AlNiCos would be more ...big and BWO)))M sounding.
For me though.. 50 cycle hum is part of the music
+1
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That's a nice SG ... I have one same color with P90's and a red one with Warpigs set that is amazing !! Cheers man!!
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Cool to hear that the pigs work well with the Tiny Terror....looks like at somepoint in the future I may have to get me a pig!
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I have it on some authority that if you're tuning as low as F (as I do), you may need a ceramic pickup to keep the low end sufficiently sharp and controlled.
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Damn...I'm not much of an SG guy, but that guitar is classy as hell.