Neck pickups in bridge position?

[triantobebrian]

Howdy all

I've got a warmthkth strat with Irish Tour single coils in the neck and middle and a sinner in the bridge for higher gain solo stuff.

But I hate the 'boxiness' that general treble or bridge pickups produce.  Is to the position? Or the pickup being designed that way.

So I want to change the pickup.  Do I go an Irish Tour Bridge (or will I get the same boxy sound), an Irish Tour neck, or even another Sinner but neck pickup.  Still high gain, but the clearer sound.

Any thoughts?

[quitty]

It's mostly the position.
A pickup with scooped mids might help.

[Chris Rowberry]

Howdy all

I've got a warmthkth strat with Irish Tour single coils in the neck and middle and a sinner in the bridge for higher gain solo stuff.

But I hate the 'boxiness' that general treble or bridge pickups produce.  Is to the position? Or the pickup being designed that way.

So I want to change the pickup.  Do I go an Irish Tour Bridge (or will I get the same boxy sound), an Irish Tour neck, or even another Sinner but neck pickup.  Still high gain, but the clearer sound.

Any thoughts?

Can I ask what you mean by 'boxiness'? If you mean compressed then I would suggest going for something like the Irish Tour since that will give you smoother bass response and will open up the pickup and give you a more open, fluent, organic tone.