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- Charvel DK24 HH HT Review – Comfort, Speed, and Tone
pickup: Seymour Duncan APH-1N with double hex screws · 1 volume and 1 tone Dome knobs · 5- As you already know, this series normally comes as a combo with a Seymour Duncan Alnico II Pro in the neck and a Full Shred in the bridge, paired with a 5-way selector. You’ve already read my reviews of the Duncan Alnico II Pro and Full Shred set—those were, in fact, the
- Interview with ZenD Pickups
You can also choose from more than 5 types of covers, or you can try our woodtops (over 10 types of wood NOTE: All alnico models and alnico custom orders can be made “noiseless” by adding a tiny coil under (d) Shape Shifter set – coil tappable single coils (two outputs) (Ceramic; 5.7k/9.4k, 5.8/9.6k, 6k/10k Noiseless Fat Boy with gold alnico poles What considerations should guitarists keep in mind when selecting The origin of Fat Boy was a custom order for a tone similar to Fender’s Fat ‘50s pickups.
- Nash S-57 Review
Nash S-57 This review has been published on January 2011 issue of Sound Magazine. Bridge : Gotoh Vintage (6 screws/Steel Block and Saddles) Frets : 6105 Tuners : Gotoh Vintage Switch : 5 That’s what makes the S-57 so special. Here are the resistance readings for this particular set: Neck: 5.40k Middle: 5.60k Bridge: 7.50k Thanks Finish Another big plus of the Nash S-57 is the finish.
- Seymour Duncan Black Winter Neck Review – Modern Metal Neck Pickup
Rose tremolo with Japanese stainless steel saddles, 25,5” scale, Stainless steel Jumbo frets, Alpha 500K Series) Measured DCR: 6.50 K Ohm (Screw Coil) Measured DCR: 6.41 K Ohm (Slug Coil) Inductance @100Hz: 5.72 Measured C: -20.9nF (Series)/ -36.7nF (Screw Coil) / -41.5nF (Slug Coil) Output: High EQ (B/M/T) – 5/ It would sound clearer than most overwound or “hot” PAFs, simply because it doesn’t rely on an Alnico
- Interview with Erdem Koca of Koca Guitars
buy for a certain part of the guitar, drying the woods at least 3 years before I use them (more than 5 It’s not as easy as Alnico 2 goes good with Mahogany.
- Electric Guitar Frets Explained: Types, Materials, Feel & Tone Differences
The fret wear on a guitar played actively for 5 hours every day by a guitarist is not the same as the Dunlop 6105 and its Jescar equivalent, JC55090 or 55095, serve as the best examples for frets of my choices
- Gerard Melancon Interview (2012)
A true talent, awesome luthier and very kind human being: Gerard Richard Melancon, age 58, passed away That continued to happen for about 2-3 years and I would build about 5-10 guitars a year for friends Cajun Gentleman (Tiger Eye Burst) The Melancon Line is made up of 9 guitar models and a 4 string and 5 The Pro T is mostly ordered for players trying to capture the tone of the great 50’s model tele tone. Again I am not trying to reinvent the wheel here so all of the traditional materials are used, alnico
- Interview with Steve Blucher of DiMarzio (2010)
Are oersted and gauss values of their own AlNiCo&Ceramic magnets similar?
- Interview with Daniel Zoschke of Zeus Pickups
Demon range • Hot (14K) = Super Distortion Range • Reaper (16K) = SH-4 Range You can choose between AlNiCo 2, 3, 4, 5, or Ceramic Magnets, Matched vs. unmatched coils, wax potted vs. no pot, and between 2- or
- Hathor Pickups Interview: Crafting Unique Guitar Pickups with Dariusz Pietrzykowski
magnetic circuit like big bar magnet and steel cores, but it’s rather like two combined single coils with Alnico
- Interview with Jörg Tandler of Tandler Guitars
After a good 5 years helping that company grow I decided to join with Helmut Hanika Guitars building Models available are the ´54 Swamp Ash/Maple neck, the ´57 Red Alder/Maple neck and the `61 Red Alder We built an average of about 50 guitars annually, without outsourcing anything and sold about 90% of We always made small batches of 5 guitars simultanously. I also used Callahams and nowadays the ABM 5050S which is best of all worlds.
- Dimarzio Super Distortion Review DP100
That’s why i decided to write a review for Super Distortion from Dimarzio as a gift to its 50th Anniversary Floyd Rose tremolo with Japanese made stainless steel saddles, 25,5” scale, nickel silver frets, Alpha 500K KHz Output: 425 Milivolts (advertised) EQ (B/M/T) – 8/8/6 (80s catalogs), 8/7,5/5,5 (2012 catalogs) – 8/6,5/6,5/4,5 (official website) Gauss: 480G screws, 540G slug (measured at top center of D&G pole BTW, SD Works well with Duncan ’59 kindo A5 PAF clones.















