Hi all, I remember a while back someone said they might be putting lace sensor pickups into a guitar they planned on playing through their Diezel amp, and a few people had negative feedback. I'm just curious whether anyone has had good experience (or better yet sound clips of good experience) mixing the two. Diezel amps are still just a dream amp to me that is way out of my price range, but I still wanna dream that one day I'll have the opportunity to play my Strat Ultra or Strat Plus through a Herbert and fall in love with the beastly tone. I'm super curious what kinds of experiences anyone has had mixing the two good or bad. Lemme know!
Does anyone use lace sensor pickups?
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SpicedMuffin
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i have 3 strats myself 2 with lace sensor pick ups the other one is my billy corgan start
when i play in my band i use my custom made strat with lace sensors i love sound that
comes out of my herbert its a mix between smooth and chunky i hope that helps
when i play in my band i use my custom made strat with lace sensors i love sound that
comes out of my herbert its a mix between smooth and chunky i hope that helps
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Anonymous
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I love Lace Sensor pickups and have had great luck using them with any amp I have owned.
They will sound great with any Diezel amp.
I have had the Lace Gold Sensors, Chrome Domes in blue, gold, and a Dually with one gold and one blue coil mounted together.
They will sound great with any Diezel amp.
I have had the Lace Gold Sensors, Chrome Domes in blue, gold, and a Dually with one gold and one blue coil mounted together.
Markedman
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I just discovered a lace sensor pick ups. I needed mini humbuckers and I saw they had something called the drop and gain pick up meant for drop tuning and high gain music. I was finally able to use my guitar with the lace pick ups in it at band practice yesterday and could compare it to my Paul Reed Smith with the dragon 1 pick ups and my regular favorite guitar with a Tom Anderson H3+ pick up. All the bandmembers agreed that the lace pick up was the best and as a matter of fact my bass player is a guitar player also is ordering a pair for his guitar.
I called lace sensor this morning to ask about their other pick ups. I saw they have a pick up line called the alumitone where they are rated at 7K. I asked him how that compared to the 24K pick ups that I bought and he explained that with the alumitone you triple the k number, actually multiply by 3.2, and then you come up with the actual resistance. So the Alumitones would be near 22K.
These lace pick ups are also super quiet.
I also told him he may want to make a new video for the drop and gain pick ups because if I saw the video before I bought them I never would’ve and he agreed with me. If you’re going to make a drop and gain video you should have drop tune guitars at high gain. I also explain to him that his wiring diagram had problems and the schematic for the size of the drop and gain mini pick ups was the same as a regular size pick up which may put people off if they believe the schematic. Really nice guy, answers the phone every time I call him and shoots back emails within the hour. I paid the extra 46 bucks to have it shipped overnight and it literally took about 18 hours to get here from California to Connecticut.
I called lace sensor this morning to ask about their other pick ups. I saw they have a pick up line called the alumitone where they are rated at 7K. I asked him how that compared to the 24K pick ups that I bought and he explained that with the alumitone you triple the k number, actually multiply by 3.2, and then you come up with the actual resistance. So the Alumitones would be near 22K.
These lace pick ups are also super quiet.
I also told him he may want to make a new video for the drop and gain pick ups because if I saw the video before I bought them I never would’ve and he agreed with me. If you’re going to make a drop and gain video you should have drop tune guitars at high gain. I also explain to him that his wiring diagram had problems and the schematic for the size of the drop and gain mini pick ups was the same as a regular size pick up which may put people off if they believe the schematic. Really nice guy, answers the phone every time I call him and shoots back emails within the hour. I paid the extra 46 bucks to have it shipped overnight and it literally took about 18 hours to get here from California to Connecticut.