Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
Lundgreds be my fave
SD are attainable and well known. I would be interested how many of the other category that is leading are wagner or tonenerd, which are two of my favoritesLooks like Seymour Duncan took a lead.
I'm going to guess most if the regulars have already voted. Less people here than I would have guessed.
Looks like Seymour Duncan took a lead.
I'm going to guess most if the regulars have already voted. Less people here than I would have guessed.
SD are attainable and well known. I would be interested how many of the other category that is leading are wagner or tonenerd, which are two of my favorites
I chose other, and listed the brands in my post.Yeah I didn't vote because none of the pickups are what I actually use in anything
I thought they were cool at first but quickly cooled on them; emg is way better for the active thing and having a bunch of voicings that all sounds mediocre seems pointless. It’s like old carvin used to be with like 30 toggles and everything sounds like assA few names could probably be added to the poll.
Seems Fishman users are not on this forum.
A few names could probably be added to the poll.
Seems Fishman users are not on this forum.
The fluence moderns sound like ass to me, but I don't look like a tattooed twink with cat ears so I don't think im the target audience
Too much bass for a neck pickup IMO but I suppose clean is aight. They are pretty sweet in the bridge of almost anything with some gain though. The ultimate in toy robot mids.Also super Ds play well for me clean
Especially in the neck
The only lace pickups I've liked are alumitones in a pedal steel.Gold lace sensors
I had an early set and didn't find them objectionable unless you are looking for very traditional strat sounds.I hate Texas Specials
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Too much bass for a neck pickup IMO but I suppose clean is aight. They are pretty sweet in the bridge of almost anything with some gain though. The ultimate in toy robot mids.