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I've got 4 guitars with p90s, which really rock, although I'm still trying to settle on a set for my R6. THe stock gibby p90s are inconsistent and sometimes way too honky. The best I have right now is one in my '67 SG jr that jason lollar rebuilt. So i got a set of his (used) for the R6, but they're almost too single coily sounding (unlike the one on the jr which is thicker). I also have a mid 70's lp deluxe with mini hums. I love the brightness on them, very crisp, but with a lot of girth too. And a Ric 360 with those toaster thingies. I love that sound somewhere between a humbucker and a straty single coil. Resonant and chimey, but still kinda full.
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| Posts: 943 | Location: Philly | Registered: August 25, 2003 |   |
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Howdy! The wide-coiled smoothness of a Jazzmaster pickup will always be up my alley. -Dave Nailling
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| Posts: 899 | Location: Nashville, Tennessee | Registered: August 29, 2002 |   |
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Howdy! Do Fender's "Full Range Humbuckers" count here? 'Cause those things are COOL! I say if Filtertrons can count, then surely these oddball Fender humbuckers can. -Dave Nailling
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| Posts: 899 | Location: Nashville, Tennessee | Registered: August 29, 2002 |   |
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You mean the huge ones Dave ?? Hey K what kind of 'tron are you using.....?
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| Posts: 10090 | Location: St. Louis, MO | Registered: April 27, 2002 |   |
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Three P90 guitars, a RIC 360 12 string with the cute little toaster pups, & a Dano Baritone with lipsticks. My electric mandolin has what looks to be a little D'Armond pickup, or similar.
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| Posts: 3443 | Location: Atlanta, Ga | Registered: December 25, 2001 |   |
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Howdy! quote: Originally posted by DonneR: You mean the huge ones Dave ??
Hey K what kind of 'tron are you using.....?
Yep! The big ones with the strange offset pole pieces. The ones in Telecaster Customs, Telecaster Deluxes and thinline Telecasters in the 70's. Gotta love 'em! -Dave Nailling
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| Posts: 899 | Location: Nashville, Tennessee | Registered: August 29, 2002 |   |
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I'm no expert on Filtertrons so I'm just gonna describe it ... my guitar tech found it for me. It's gold, two rows of adjustable poles(big screws), the U.S. pat. No. across the top. It was originally a neck pup and is probably from the late 60's or early 70's. I really don't know anything about it other than it sounds good. C. I've also got a strat w/3 duncan P-90's in it - very funky/sqwaky axe. quote: Originally posted by DonneR: You mean the huge ones Dave ??
Hey K what kind of 'tron are you using.....?
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| Posts: 2719 | Location: los angeles ca usa | Registered: December 19, 2001 |   |
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Morgan I really want to play on your Goldtop....I want to hear this "honky" buisness for myself. I really want a a hamer with P90's...double cut....I was just drooling over one before I came back here....maybe next year.
"As long as there is a lower class, I am in it. As long as there is a criminal element, I am of it. As long as there is a soul in prison, I am not free." - Kurt Vonnegut.
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| Posts: 285 | Location: New Jersey. | Registered: October 07, 2004 |   |
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quote: Originally posted by ceterisparibus: DonneR (or anyone else for that matter) - How would you describe the tone of those lipstick PUs? Never had a chance to play one. Where do you think they'd fit in best - Jazz, Surf, Rock, Country, etc?
WEll lipstick sound like biiiig strat/ tele pickups - they have more heft and twang......best 'country Tele' sound I ever got was from the lipstick in the silvertone dog - boing city....and the nec k pickup is like a big fat strat pup but it still has the top end....... I really like them in series humbucking, great slide tone.....
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| Posts: 10090 | Location: St. Louis, MO | Registered: April 27, 2002 |   |
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