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hbombgraphics wrote:WOW!!!!!!!!!! Need all the specs
sparkle finish is killer,
whoismarykelly wrote:hbombgraphics wrote:WOW!!!!!!!!!! Need all the specs
sparkle finish is killer,
Swamp ash body
EGC 27.7" baritone conversion neck
Grover rotomatic tuners
EMG 85 @ 18V
Hardtail bridge
Vintage aluminum Yamaha hi-fi receiver knob
Need to widen the low string nut slot for my one giant string this afternoon but this far its really nice. Its been a minute since I've had a metalneck.
Gunner Recall wrote:This thread is bad and everyone in it should feel bad.
Iommic Pope wrote:This thread is mediocre at best, but I encourage everyone posting in it to feel as awesome as possible.
hbombgraphics wrote:whoismarykelly wrote:hbombgraphics wrote:WOW!!!!!!!!!! Need all the specs
sparkle finish is killer,
Swamp ash body
EGC 27.7" baritone conversion neck
Grover rotomatic tuners
EMG 85 @ 18V
Hardtail bridge
Vintage aluminum Yamaha hi-fi receiver knob
Need to widen the low string nut slot for my one giant string this afternoon but this far its really nice. Its been a minute since I've had a metalneck.
Didn't realize at first this was a Baritone! Even cooler,
What's the advantage of running the EMG at 18V?
whoismarykelly wrote:hbombgraphics wrote:whoismarykelly wrote:hbombgraphics wrote:WOW!!!!!!!!!! Need all the specs
sparkle finish is killer,
Swamp ash body
EGC 27.7" baritone conversion neck
Grover rotomatic tuners
EMG 85 @ 18V
Hardtail bridge
Vintage aluminum Yamaha hi-fi receiver knob
Need to widen the low string nut slot for my one giant string this afternoon but this far its really nice. Its been a minute since I've had a metalneck.
Didn't realize at first this was a Baritone! Even cooler,
What's the advantage of running the EMG at 18V?
Higher headroom if you play really hard. Plus I just wanted to try it out since all my other EMG guitars are at normal 9V.
whoismarykelly wrote:It has an aluminum neck so sure it sounds like an aluminum neck guitar. I think people have a lot of misconceptions about EMGs from not really playing them enough. They're just like any other pickup and don't negate everything else about the instrument.
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Iommic Pope wrote:This thread is mediocre at best, but I encourage everyone posting in it to feel as awesome as possible.
hbombgraphics wrote:whoismarykelly wrote:It has an aluminum neck so sure it sounds like an aluminum neck guitar. I think people have a lot of misconceptions about EMGs from not really playing them enough. They're just like any other pickup and don't negate everything else about the instrument.
Do you find a huge difference between EMG and passive pickups with your setup?
The one issue I always heard about was that they didn't play well with some fuzz pedals.
whoismarykelly wrote:It has an aluminum neck so sure it sounds like an aluminum neck guitar. I think people have a lot of misconceptions about EMGs from not really playing them enough. They're just like any other pickup and don't negate everything else about the instrument.
whoismarykelly wrote:hbombgraphics wrote:whoismarykelly wrote:It has an aluminum neck so sure it sounds like an aluminum neck guitar. I think people have a lot of misconceptions about EMGs from not really playing them enough. They're just like any other pickup and don't negate everything else about the instrument.
Do you find a huge difference between EMG and passive pickups with your setup?
The one issue I always heard about was that they didn't play well with some fuzz pedals.
I use EMGs because I want the low impedance signal and bit of compression they have when feeding my octave split rig. EMGs sound like the whole rig is glued together nicely. Passive pickups don't work as well for the bass side of the rig.
Any fuzz that wants a high impedance direct connection wont get along with any active pickup or buffered system but I never use anything like that so active pickups work well for me.
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