Sinner questions

[Dazza1004]

All,

I am getting pretty desperate for a strat but all the ones I like are not routed for humbuckers in the Bridge.

I had q strat before with a stacked humbucker (hot rails) but it still always sounded a bit twangy (could have been the strat though), I am thinking maybe if I got a (uber ?) sinner that would be problem solved.

At the moment my favorite bridge pickup by far is my HD, I was wonder how the sinner would compare sonically. The thing I am most worried about is it not sounding as full and fat.

Thanks in advance for the input

[MDV]

The sinner is voiced pretty much the same as a warpig.

(Tim told me that when I was after one and wondered what sort of sounding guitar to put it in, knowing that I have a couple of warpigs).

Its very, very, very heavy and thick for a single coil, huge and surprisingly tight bass, single chime and clarity. Outstanding pickup.

Oh, mines an uber sinner @23k with a sinc-steel base plate (adds lows and deepens the lows -strongly recommended for you).

[badgermark]

I'm picking up a cheap strat tomorrow, thinking of a sinner in the bridge to melt faces. I love fat single coils, so i think this will be right up my street  :lol:

[MDV]

Fat doesnt cut it!

The U-Sinner with zinc steel base plate hangs with my Warpigs (A and C), paiknillers, Monster-MM and, well, pretty much anything else you can name.

[Philly Q]

I am getting pretty desperate for a strat but all the ones I like are not routed for humbuckers in the Bridge.

I know it's stating the obvious, but couldn't you get a Strat you do like and rout it for a humbucker? 

(Fair enough if you're thinking Custom Shop or something and you don't want to devalue the guitar)

[Dazza1004]

cheers for the input.

I am thinking of going custom shop strat but there's a part of me that just wants a basic american standard

[Philly Q]

If you go for the American Standard, that already has the humbucker routing of course.  So problem solved.  :)