Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Pickups => Topic started by: Tol on July 16, 2006, 08:50:57 PM
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Heya,
I'm thinking about switching out my Abraxas for something a little more powerful, and still has some vintage hot in it. I want to try a ceramic bridge as well.
Anyone tried the Abraxas and the Cold Sweat bridge?
Sean
Side note: What do I need to be able to post in the Seconds Out page?
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I have had both, the Cold sweat is much fuller,more gain and has a more pronounced mid drive. The Abraxas rocked but in a different way,its a little more polite than the CS. Heavy Riffing is easy on the CS.
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The Cold Sweat definitely has a whiff of "vintage hot" in it! It's really good for old school riffing, but with a taughtness that you can't get from an Alnico pickup.
The Cold Sweat has a little bit in the lower mids, not as much dead center midrange push as the Abraxis, with about the same amount of top end cut.
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I did find the bridge Abraxas brighter than the CS but they where in totally different guitars.
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Very cool. The CS sounds like tasty. I would like to try a ceramic, and the Cold Sweat and maybe the Miracle Man would be great in my LP-style guitar.
Thanks for your experiences and info.
Whats up with the Seconds out? Do I need more posts?
Sean
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I would PM Ol about the Seconds Out forum. I've never posted in there, but I thought you only needed 100 posts. He might have to authorize you, tho.
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http://bareknucklepickups.co.uk/forum/groupcp.php?g=262&sid=6c035fa53f4dfa267e0147fcec77771f
You have to be a member of the Seconds Out usergroup to post in there - there's the link to the information page, and there's a request membership button as well.
It's because they don't want it to get overcrowded and a sort of ebay replacement with people joining just to sell stuff - the main requirement is that you have made a bit of a contribution to the place, but they usually say 100 posts as a guideline
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http://bareknucklepickups.co.uk/forum/groupcp.php?g=262&sid=6c035fa53f4dfa267e0147fcec77771f
You have to be a member of the Seconds Out usergroup to post in there - there's the link to the information page, and there's a request membership button as well.
It's because they don't want it to get overcrowded and a sort of ebay replacement with people joining just to sell stuff - the main requirement is that you have made a bit of a contribution to the place, but they usually say 100 posts as a guideline
Awesome, thanks!