Poll: and guess the guitars

  • Thread starter Thread starter yngzaklynch
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Which guitar tone do you like best

  • 3

    Votes: 10 43.5%
  • 2

    Votes: 9 39.1%
  • 1

    Votes: 4 17.4%

  • Total voters
    23
Haha! I guess I have no ears at all :lol: :LOL: oh well it is very subjective anyway.
 
Digital Jams":2hqht7h9 said:
WTF.

I would have thought the 2nd was the basswood EB :confused:

So much for internet knowledge of tone :lol: :LOL:


Scott my JP6 is the BFR version. Alder body with a mohogany toneblock and neck. Unique guitar.
 
yngzaklynch":1dj4h8qh said:
Digital Jams":1dj4h8qh said:
WTF.

I would have thought the 2nd was the basswood EB :confused:

So much for internet knowledge of tone :lol: :LOL:


Scott my JP6 is the BFR version. Alder body with a mohogany toneblock and neck. Unique guitar.

Doh!

Not sure if I would have changed my response though but I was 100% of three. THat strat of yours is why I do not get too caught up with names, you just never know when the right one falls into your lap.

That guitar is for real.
 
yngzaklynch":6czigxry said:
Mailman1971":6czigxry said:
REALLY??? Wow!!
That Strat sounds HUGE MAN!!! :rock:
I would of thought that was the EB for sure!
But again....they all kicked ass...
and yes...I liked the STRAT the best! ;)

Must be the DiMarzio Tone Zone S :) This guitar always seems to go over well in these.

what strat is it? What woods are in it?

Nice tones in all the guitars... :rock:
 
yngzaklynch":2xfyzymh said:
Michi":2xfyzymh said:
Haha! I guess I have no ears at all :lol: :LOL: oh well it is very subjective anyway.


I love the rawness of the N4.

That was my pick. The strat would have been 2nd. I didn't like the Tone Zone in my SoCal though. :dunno:
 
Yeah don't get me wrong, to me that was the best sound of the bunch. Raw yet warm and articulate to my ear. Very much to my liking! :rock:
 
Jim-

Maybe post a link to the one you did with the VM?...I definitely liked the strat best on that, and would be curious to hear the difference...
 
Whenever one of these blind test videos come up, I seem to consistently choose the one with single coils. Coincidently, I don't own anything with single coils.
 
The Hoff":1hk0g9rz said:
Whenever one of these blind test videos come up, I seem to consistently choose the one with single coils. Coincidently, I don't own anything with single coils.

You are on your way to learning that low output pups are just better with high gain, continue your journey young man.
 
Digital Jams":ec6urwb4 said:
The Hoff":ec6urwb4 said:
Whenever one of these blind test videos come up, I seem to consistently choose the one with single coils. Coincidently, I don't own anything with single coils.

You are on your way to learning that low output pups are just better with high gain, continue your journey young man.
You know, I am starting to notice a trend. The only thing is-humbuckers just feel better to me.
 
Digital Jams":14s8iivk said:
The Hoff":14s8iivk said:
Whenever one of these blind test videos come up, I seem to consistently choose the one with single coils. Coincidently, I don't own anything with single coils.

You are on your way to learning that low output pups are just better with high gain, continue your journey young man.

You know, I'm finding lately that I really love single coils and medium output, open sounding buckers with gain. Really dynamic and responsive to pick attack and can still get chunky with a strong right hand attack.
 
The Hoff":ovoeijas said:
Digital Jams":ovoeijas said:
The Hoff":ovoeijas said:
Whenever one of these blind test videos come up, I seem to consistently choose the one with single coils. Coincidently, I don't own anything with single coils.

You are on your way to learning that low output pups are just better with high gain, continue your journey young man.
You know, I am starting to notice a trend. The only thing is-humbuckers just feel better to me.

They have low output buckers, try a PAF type or SD 78.
 
sixstringking713":5723ebee said:
yngzaklynch":5723ebee said:
Mailman1971":5723ebee said:
REALLY??? Wow!!
That Strat sounds HUGE MAN!!! :rock:
I would of thought that was the EB for sure!
But again....they all kicked ass...
and yes...I liked the STRAT the best! ;)

Must be the DiMarzio Tone Zone S :) This guitar always seems to go over well in these.

what strat is it? What woods are in it?

Nice tones in all the guitars... :rock:


The guitar is a Fender 50th Anniversary Strat. Ash body, maple neck. The amp is my 5150II with the FJA Metal Mod. Thanks for listening.

Jim
 
yngzaklynch":19uvp17m said:
sixstringking713":19uvp17m said:
yngzaklynch":19uvp17m said:
Mailman1971":19uvp17m said:
REALLY??? Wow!!
That Strat sounds HUGE MAN!!! :rock:
I would of thought that was the EB for sure!
But again....they all kicked ass...
and yes...I liked the STRAT the best! ;)

Must be the DiMarzio Tone Zone S :) This guitar always seems to go over well in these.

what strat is it? What woods are in it?

Nice tones in all the guitars... :rock:


The guitar is a Fender 50th Anniversary Strat. Ash body, maple neck. The amp is my 5150II with the FJA Metal Mod. Thanks for listening.

Jim

I'm in the market for a new pickup for my strat and it is ash also. Never considered buying a single coil humbucker. If i understood you right, it has the "Tone Zone S" which is this... http://www.dimarzio.com/pickups/strat/h ... one-zone-s

and i am guessing you're using a 500K pot with it too?

I'm torn between the Dimarzio AT1 and this Tone Zone S. They have similar outputs..

My strat has an SSS pickguard in it right now but I dont have a problem buying an HH one if the AT1 is worth it. Honestly I've never heard a single coil humbucker that I liked until that clip

any thoughts between the two?
thanks
 
Never tried an AT-1 but do love Timmons tone. I like the Tone Zone S a lot
 
Late to the party but I liked 2 - 3 - 1...

I would have guessed 2 was the EBMM and 3 the Strat...oh well.
 
amiller":27cuy2vb said:
Late to the party but I liked 2 - 3 - 1...

I would have guessed 2 was the EBMM and 3 the Strat...oh well.


3 is the Strat
 
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