A Crawler or a Holy Diver will do.
I have an Emerald bridge in my Hagstrom Super Swede and it'd give you the sound you say you want - it's incredible!
Quote from: Telerocker on October 07, 2010, 06:43:59 PMA Crawler or a Holy Diver will do.i was kind of thinking that crawler would work. the guitar is very light (probably weight relieved/ chambered) so it doesnt sound as dense as a traditional lester. this makes me a think a crawler would fit the bill here. hows the low end response?
Quote from: brian_ward on October 07, 2010, 10:47:46 PMQuote from: Telerocker on October 07, 2010, 06:43:59 PMA Crawler or a Holy Diver will do.i was kind of thinking that crawler would work. the guitar is very light (probably weight relieved/ chambered) so it doesnt sound as dense as a traditional lester. this makes me a think a crawler would fit the bill here. hows the low end response? The Crawler I have in my Superstrat (swampash. ebony fretboard) is fat with a smooth but not dull top-end, just right, very balanced and cleans up great with the guitarvolumeknob. This pickup can do vintagestyle stuff, but modern screaming as well. I immediately came up with the Crawler, bec so many players rave about Crawler in Gibson-style guitars. The low-end won't disappoint you.
I just replaced my 498t with a holy diver and it sounds alot better. There's a stronger midrange, defined low end and just an overall balanced feel to it. It's much more articulate and tighter than the 498t too.
you wouldn't use the meat knife on crusty bread but, equally, the serrated knife and straight edge knife aren't going to go through raw meat as quickly
The attack isn't very strong on the crawler. If you find the attack is too much the crawletr may help.