Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2005 6:04 am
I actually do just the opposite. I have a high gain in the bridge position, and a toaster in the neck.
My reasoning is that the neck position is so bass heavy, and the bridge position tends to be very bright with a toaster in there. To my ears, it really evens things out.
The neck position has nice clarity with the toaster there, and I can switch to the bridge without ripping peoples' ears off. In the middle, it chimes like a Rick should. The volume balance between the 2 is actually fine.
I suppose it does look a little silly. But i've had it like that for a while, and i'm pretty used to it.
-Nick
My reasoning is that the neck position is so bass heavy, and the bridge position tends to be very bright with a toaster in there. To my ears, it really evens things out.
The neck position has nice clarity with the toaster there, and I can switch to the bridge without ripping peoples' ears off. In the middle, it chimes like a Rick should. The volume balance between the 2 is actually fine.
I suppose it does look a little silly. But i've had it like that for a while, and i'm pretty used to it.
-Nick
