Here are two clips of Mules into a cranked Marshall. I think this is the sound these pickups are built for, although they can do a huge range of things.
I played rhythm guitars on a few tracks on the last Kee Marcello album, Redux: Europe. It was an album of remakes of Europe tunes in a heavier style, plus one new song. Kee was the guitarist in Europe from 1986-1993.
I thought you'd like to hear some of the raw guitar takes, because they give a pretty clear idea of the pickup's tone. The 2061X is a very dynamic amp with only medium amounts of gain, so you can hear the character of the pickup clearly.
Signal path:
Les Paul with Mules (I used the bridge pickup on these recordings) -> Marshall 2061X fully cranked -> Zilla Vintage 30 cab -> close-mic'ed with an SM58.
That's it. There's no EQ, reverb, or other post-processing on these clips; this is the completely raw tone. They're double tracked and panned hard left and right, so if you want to hear a single guitar, just adjust your speaker balance.
