Gibson Dirty Fingers tone qualities

[Fiesta Red]

Treble - mid - bass?

It sounds like it has a lot of high end. I've heard it called trebly but I has a nice bit of bass to it too.

Not sure how to describe it.

 

[Findthetone1]

The high end is that trademark ceramic sizzle. They have a pretty tight low end. The originals are definately more organic than the reissues. I've always said that they are one trick ponies. But that pony is a show winner.

 

[Chubbs]

Abrasive, peaky, and super open sounding when you get things up in volume. Pretty good cleans and taper to it in my opinion. It can be a bit too bassy but you can dial that out with the height and pole peices.

 

[gtrwun]

John Sykes. That’s how I’d describe them. I’m talking about the old ones. They sound huge and I think all the frequencies are equally represented. They can be bright for sure, but they cut in a mix.

 

[Beyond Black]

The vintage DF’s have a full low end, growling low mids, and a nice high end sizzle. It’s a dark, sinister sounding pickup with a great, bouncy feel. They definitely have mojo that newer pickups can’t touch.