Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Pickups => Topic started by: tiny0514 on April 29, 2007, 11:37:21 PM
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hi
what are the best bk pickup combonatins for metal
thare going to be going in a lp standard if that hellps/
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theres a bunch. we're going to need more info than that.
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what info will u need
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what info will u need
what do you want it to sound like? need some more detail
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i need a good bass response and good harmonis if that makes sense i find my self playing all ot of new stuff like trivium and i allso play more heavyer stuff like the black dalhar murder slayer . my ideal sound would be stuff like children of bodom and trivium
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lp standard
need a good bass response and good harmonics
Based on these, I'd say either a Miracle Man calibrated set, or Miracle Man bridge with Cold Sweat neck if neck cleans are important to you.
Change the pots to 500k (Gibson often fit 300k as standard) & it will sound savage :twisted: (Actually, it will sound pretty damn awesome with the stock 300k pots, but 500ks will open up the top end just a bit more & give it a little more "cut")
If you want to go totally OTT you could try a Warpig, or a Ceramic Warpig but I don't have either of these pickups (& have never tried either in a LP) so I can't comment in any detail...
What pickups does your LP have at the moment & what amp are you using?
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i dont know what pickups are in my lp thare wot ever comes on a standard think their burstbuckers and my amps are a Marshall tsl 100 head throu a 1960a cab and i allso have a peavey valveking head and thats into a randall cab
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I'd go with what Antag suggests :)
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For the bridge pup I think the Miracle Man sounds like a good choice if you want it very Metal or a Cold Sweat if you want it to have a slightly warmer tone. The MM is, as it's name suggests, very much like Zakk Wylde with Ozzy and the CS is based on the Gibson Dirty Fingers. In either case you can't go wrong with a CS in the neck.
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For the bridge pup I think the Miracle Man sounds like a good choice if you want it very Metal or a Cold Sweat if you want it to have a slightly warmer tone. The MM is, as it's name suggests, very much like Zakk Wylde with Ozzy and the CS is based on the Gibson Dirty Fingers. In either case you can't go wrong with a CS in the neck.
really? i was wondering why my Gibson xr-1 sounded so good and so similar.