Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Pickups => Topic started by: WITH FULL DISTORTION on June 20, 2005, 07:49:01 PM
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Hails Guys
i want to know if anyone has any info on what pickups bill steer and mike ammot used in the recording process of that album.
Maybe they used SECRETLY a set of BK pickups on their ibanez/gibson guitars. WHo know?!?!
if anyone has any info on that, chime in here please.
J.P
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That was a LONG time ago.........I think they played Ibanez guitars, other than that it's anyones guess...........SD,EMG????
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Tim, thank´s for chimming in.
did you get my PM?
if not, i´ll post it Here
hails
J.P
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They were the original DiMarzio made IBZ/USA pickups on Bill's S, so I'm led to believe. Amps were 5150 and Marshall 30th Anniversary.
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Thanks man
i downloaded several bootleg videos but the $%&#ing Hand of bill steer is just in the SPOT of the bridge pickup
ahahahah i couldn´t see the bridge one
on his black ibanez S.
but the neck is stock IBZ/USA .
SO, i´ll blow all the asses and minds of the metal head out there when i purchase my 5150 head.
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From what I can recall, Bill used a standard Ibanez JS into an Anniversary Marshall half stack (in the studio at least), I certainly don't recall seeing a 5150 unless he only used it on stage. I think it was a higher end JS, and would have had DiMarzio's in as stock.
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thank´s man
i´m collecting the infos
Q:)
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I have no idea but I just wanted to say that Heartwork is a kickass song :P
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Yah, i enjoy IT.
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Thank´s for all the input guys
NOW another question
which NECK AND BRIDGE ( H-H ) BK pickups to acchieve that Tone from Carcass - Heartwork Cd?
they will go on a basswood body, floyd rose and maple/rosewood neck/fingerboard.
HAILS
J.P
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I'd say a set of warpigs.
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Huuuuuum, i thought Warpig/nailbomb.
or Warpig/MM
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The Miracle man neck is the same as a warpig neck.
The NB neck would be ok, but I'd still stick with the calibrated set of Warpigs.
We don’t advise putting any of our bridge humbuckers in the neck position, that’s why each model has its own specially designed neck, to compliment the bridge perfectly.
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yes, i forgot to ad the word "calibrated" sorry
ahahahahahahah
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Strange, I signed up today to make this exact thread. I definately want to put some BKPs in my guitar, and IMO, the Heartwork album had the best metal lead tone ever, it would be amazing to get close to their tone.
I just really want to hear some higher quality sound clips of War pigs, especially in the neck, because although they sound like what i'm after, the clips i've heard haven't impressed me too much. I wish they were more widely used :cry:
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Yes.. i agree with you
if you wanna talk .. about gear, extreme metal ingeneral and equalizations.. just add me on msn
wfd666@hotmail.com
Fking hails
J.P
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Strange, I signed up today to make this exact thread. I definately want to put some BKPs in my guitar, and IMO, the Heartwork album had the best metal lead tone ever, it would be amazing to get close to their tone.
I just really want to hear some higher quality sound clips of War pigs, especially in the neck, because although they sound like what i'm after, the clips i've heard haven't impressed me too much. I wish they were more widely used :cry:
The Warpigs are one of our best selling pickups; you just have to remember that not everybody has access to recording equipment!
We have sold literally hundreds of Warpigs... and so far not a single complaint!
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hails Steve.. you said that. the warpig neck is the same of the miracle man neck!?
can you confirm that ... The Warpig Is free of the Unbalanced(something like more bass and middles in such a level that bury the highs?)frequencies? Highs buried by bass and middles ?!
Hails
i just want to be sure of that. so i can order 2 BKP pickups. instead of just one .
Miracle man for the black charvel, and warpig for the next one.
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Strange, I signed up today to make this exact thread. I definately want to put some BKPs in my guitar, and IMO, the Heartwork album had the best metal lead tone ever, it would be amazing to get close to their tone.
I just really want to hear some higher quality sound clips of War pigs, especially in the neck, because although they sound like what i'm after, the clips i've heard haven't impressed me too much. I wish they were more widely used :cry:
The Warpigs are one of our best selling pickups; you just have to remember that not everybody has access to recording equipment!
We have sold literally hundreds of Warpigs... and so far not a single complaint!
Yeah, I'm not surprised you've had no complaints, i've heard nothing but great things about them. I'm more than 90% sure I'll end up getting them, but it would just be nice to have a bit more to seal the deal, you know? Ah well, I'm sure I won't be disappointed. It just a matter of finding the cash now.
I haven't actually heard anything about the neck warpig model. My primary use of the neck pickup is for high gain leads, in the style of necrophagist, obituary, carcass etc. so would a warpig be the best choice for that? I do use cleans quite often, but I have other guitars I can use for that, so I wouldn't mind sacrificing the cleans a bit for a great lead tone.
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YES man, i´m interesting on those neck lead soundclips
i have the $$$ to buy at least one, but i want to see the final remodelation of the BK website witrh the product descriptions.
$%&#ing Hails
J.P
I haven't actually heard anything about the neck warpig model. My primary use of the neck pickup is for high gain leads, in the style of necrophagist, obituary, carcass etc. so would a warpig be the best choice for that? I do use cleans quite often, but I have other guitars I can use for that, so I wouldn't mind sacrificing the cleans a bit for a great lead tone.[/quote]
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The return of the Undead
i would like to hear Some Warpigs and COLD SWEATS in teh neck spot doing High Gain Lead.
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Anyone PLEASE?!
JP
i´m also decide. Next pickup=WARPIG bridge.
Strange, I signed up today to make this exact thread. I definately want to put some BKPs in my guitar, and IMO, the Heartwork album had the best metal lead tone ever, it would be amazing to get close to their tone.
I just really want to hear some higher quality sound clips of War pigs, especially in the neck, because although they sound like what i'm after, the clips i've heard haven't impressed me too much. I wish they were more widely used :cry:
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That tone comes from A LOT of amp layers. Something full sounding would probably do the trick here, miracle man?
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lets see them
i need to hear before say anything
thast the reason for the topic ressucitation
Q:p
cold sweat , warpig neck clips
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The Miracle man neck is the same as a warpig neck.
It is?
Either way, a warpig(/MM) neck is an absolute must, heartwork is the album I usually reference when people ask me what sort of sound the pickup has, it's just beyond perfect for the thick, condensed-milky high gain leads that heartwork has. The bridge is good too, not sure if you'd be better off with a ceramic or not though.
The pig neck is more of a no brainer to me than a pig bridge, so if you're set on a pig bridge you simply have to make it a set. I'd make some clips, but unfortunately my recording setup is missing a few things at the moment. Things like a mic, and a PC interface, and a PC with a firewire port/decent soundcard, and a recording program...
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hum, excellent. i´ll wait for the clips
Q:)
JP
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They played on Super distortion dimarzio for heartwork.
I guess warpig alnico should be nice, or a nailbomb on a all-mahogany guitar, cause of the sound's pretty huge bass on this album. For the neck I think nailbomb because the cold sweat is too pure (like petrucci tones) whereas heartwork solo's tones is heavier, a little muddy, dirty ==>hot rail seymour!.
I Thought to this song song this morning (especially the song death certificate), and I conclude Warpig/nailbomb on my RR3 jackson for it.
And for the studio, this was jcm900 and 5150 to split (this is waht the sound is very open in low mids).