Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Pickups => Topic started by: Js90lx on February 07, 2012, 11:46:13 PM
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I am set on a Holy Diver bridge for my Jackson. Alder, maple, and ebony construction. I am hearing that the Diver neck may not be what I want. I was looking at a Cold Sweat for the neck but I was told that is too bright. So VHII or Abraxas for a great lead tone or should I stick with the Diver neck?
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What I read the HD-neck is quite bright, maybe I'm wrong. The VHII would be a good choiche.
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the bridge cold sweat is very bright
the neck model is one of the most well balanced models
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I use the CS neck with the HD bridge. The CS neck is not too bright, and this combination works very well.
On the other hand, I find the CS neck almost too warm when paired with the CS bridge.
Cheers Stephan
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cold sweat is a great neck pickup imo
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On the other hand, I find the CS neck almost too warm when paired with the CS bridge.
There is quite a contrast between the two, I agree.... that's what I like best about the set. Especially in a mahogany guitar. :D
Js90lx, I don't think the CS neck would be too bright in your Jackson, and I don't think it's any brighter than the Abraxas neck. Can't comment on the VHII or HD neck models.
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Actually I would not take a VHII neck with a Holydiver bridge. I had that combination briefly in my Single Cut just to see how the HD was different to the A-Bomb bridge. The VHII seemed too dark in comparison with the HD but works very well with the A-Bomb.
Cheers Stephan
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