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squirebass wrote:Sepp, thanks for chiming in, just saw your comment since I'm commenting from my phone. You are exactly right -- that grind is exactly what is missing from the RIHS pickup, but are you saying that the neck hi gain, when paired with the RIHS, will reduce output of the bridge pu?
Incidentally, this change I'm contemplating is for my MG 4003, I really enjoying my 4003S FG a great deal, although I'm expecting one of Dane's witin harnesses in mail any day now... For now, I'm leaving pickups as they are...
Kopfjaeger wrote:There is nothing like the tone you get from a vintage wound horsie, period. I like the unique growl of this type pup but unfortunately, your options are limited.
The faux horsie (RIHS) is nothing like the original. it is wound hotter and lacks the grind of the original.
squirebass wrote:You are exactly right -- that grind is exactly what is missing from the RIHS pickup.
Boogie wrote:I would like to hear how do you like Dane's harness once it is installed with stock pickups.
Gilmourisgod wrote:I never really "got" what a Rick is capable of until I ran it stereo a few times in my college band. We used to call it the "Piano of Doom". You get all the bottom and all the top in total a**kicking mode.
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