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I'm sure I saw a brief interview on Youtube with DG where he said he actually preferred the neck pickup in the replica to the one in his original black Strat. I may have imagined that but it seems to ring a bell.
Im convinced that a lot of the reason people say the Strat bridge pickup is too bright is because they've dialled their amps in to do the "quack" thing on 2 and 4.
Ignore those sounds totally and it's easy to get a big, fat, Blackmore-type bridge pickup tone.
Steve Mac from Aussie Floyd uses it
*An Official Foo-Approved guitarist since Sept 2023.
I think my favourite bridge 'bucker thus far is the SD Custom 5.
I’d say my ideal guitar pickup config would be one bridge humbucker and one volume control or even just a kill switch. I may just convert some of my axes to this config.
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Plus you can go all true bypass with no tone suck. That alone will make them sound better than most passives out there.
I've got stock Gibson Classic 57s in Gibson ES 335, 336, 446 and 175, and to my ears each one sounds perfect for that guitar. Which means they either vary dramatically or they just sound good.
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Yes yes I know, but I was just trying something ok?