Neck pickup - Bassier replacement?
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He was saying he likes the tone of the bridge pickup, but the neck pickup he wants more bassy. So whether the cap was there or not wouldn't matter in relation to the neck pickup right folks? I would say he should put in a HB1 in the neck position and that would get him where he wants to go, although if the cap is still in the bridge, the volume would be off.
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Personally I like the sound of the 4003 hi gains more than the 4001 hi gains too, and better than the toaster too. I do like the sound of the horseshoe also, regardless of the surround getting in the way of more aggresive playing.
I was just saying that everyone seemed to be saying that getting rid of the cap on the bridge pickup was the answer, and ignoring the fact that he wanted more bottom from the neck pickup, not the bridge. I haven't tried HB1's in a bass, and you would think they would be the answer for more bottom, but since you've tried it and didn't like it much, I can go with that Jeff!
I was just saying that everyone seemed to be saying that getting rid of the cap on the bridge pickup was the answer, and ignoring the fact that he wanted more bottom from the neck pickup, not the bridge. I haven't tried HB1's in a bass, and you would think they would be the answer for more bottom, but since you've tried it and didn't like it much, I can go with that Jeff!

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