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RE: Let's talk about high output. - LesStrat - 10-28-2014

You're going about this all wrong. It's not the pickup.

You need a Metalzone!


RE: Let's talk about high output. - CTN - 10-28-2014

fuck metalzones and everyone who uses them


RE: Let's talk about high output. - LesStrat - 10-28-2014

(10-28-2014, 12:24 AM)CTN Wrote: fuck metalzones and everyone who uses them

We're not here to discuss your promiscuity.


RE: Let's talk about high output. - lreese - 10-28-2014

We don't need to bring size into it either. huge grin


RE: Let's talk about high output. - idsnowdog - 10-28-2014

(10-26-2014, 08:25 PM)Big Flannel Wrote: Whaddaya got? I'm looking to make a doom axe.
Carvin M22SD - hard, loud, bight, but lacks subtlety and warmth.
Dimarzio Evolution - Very unique sounding with a huge bass response. Plenty of cut and drive.
Dimarzio Megadrive - like a passive EMG81.
Dimarzio Super Distortion - Thick, smooth, fuzzy and lively.
Duncan Custom 8 - Hot, thick, muscular and huge bass response.
Duncan Designed HB104 – The so called Iommi bucker. Strange beast. Very scooped.
Duncan Distortion - Tight, thick, muscular and resonant.
Entwistel HDN - Cheap, Neodymium magnet, bright, excellent definition, incredibly powerful and resonant.
Entwistel X2 - Cheap, double thick ceramic magnet, hot, fuzzy, bright, but it lacks clarity.
Gibson 500T - constipated, dry and cold.
Gibson Dirty Fingers - Big, Hairy, sweaty, slobbering tone. Not great for clarity, but it has a lot of drive.
Kent Armstrong M215 Mega Distortion - Cheap, halfway between a Duncan Distortion and a Dimarzio Super Distortion. Try to find one of the epoxy potted EMG style for greater clarity and resonance. Good value.
Might Mite Motherbucker - Cheap, this pickup is DOOM!!! I have one in a baritone and it does Fireball Ministry, COC, Mastadon and HOF all day. Excellent value.
PJ Marxx 412 - Kind of like a louder and more powerful JB, but with more clarity and midrange scoop. Doubt you will find one.
Randall Ultra XL - hard, loud, bight, but lacks subtlety and warmth.


RE: Let's talk about high output. - Big Flannel - 10-28-2014

Holy shit, Snowdog. Thanks for that list!

I may need to look into the Motherbucker.


RE: Let's talk about high output. - idsnowdog - 10-28-2014

(10-28-2014, 03:30 PM)Big Flannel Wrote: Holy shit, Snowdog. Thanks for that list!

I may need to look into the Motherbucker.
I doubt you will be disappointed in the Motherbucker. Supposedly that pickup was designed by Seymour Duncan when he worked for Mighty Mite in the 70's. At $20 per pickup it is a great value.


RE: Let's talk about high output. - Big Flannel - 10-28-2014

I mean, you had me at COC and HOF. At $20 I have to try it, right?


RE: Let's talk about high output. - kinnikuman - 10-28-2014

Who comes up with this riffery?

Dimarzio Megadrive - like a passive EMG81. No that's just a silly thing to say.

I have one of thso0e puppies in my fusion.
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And on a side note. Its looking like i will get my charvel spectrum this weekend. i am extra happy to add another mij toothpaste logo charvel to my collection.


RE: Let's talk about high output. - Big Flannel - 10-28-2014

(10-28-2014, 10:16 PM)darthphineas Wrote: Oh, it's one of THOSE threads.

Hehe, you know I'll drop cash on all kinds of shit, bro.

I do have a guitar that needs a cheap pickup and I've never looked at mighty mite so I may as well double up.