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11/06/2012

Seymour Duncan AHB-1 Blackouts Humbucker Set with Metal Covers NICKEL Review

Seymour Duncan AHB-1 Blackouts Humbucker Set with Metal Covers NICKEL
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I play black metal and have a Les Paul, and mesa boogie amp. This pickups will increase your gain and sustain! Les Paul guitars have a lot of mids, so if you want to increase your low fat end and highs, and if you don't want to increase your mids, seymour duncans are better than EMG`s
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4/21/2012

Fishman Rare Earth Blend Pickup Review

Fishman Rare Earth Blend Pickup
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This is the best acoustic pickup/mic I have ever used, in 20 years of using electronics. I have used soundhole pickups, under-saddle pickups (which I hate as they never sound like a real guitar). Previously I was using an internal gooseneck condenser mic with adequate results, but found the sound a bit thin when i used effects. Using a Taylor 510, in a huge church through a mixer into the PA system. Switching to the Fishman was like night and day; was able to dial a blend easily to give my sound some nice full bottom without sacrificing treble. I also found that when i used effects, dialing to the magnetic pickup gave better results. A previous reviewer complained about the mic position; I find it is in an optimal position and have not felt the need to move it; in fact my old gooseneck was annoying because it would eventually drift into a position that was either too much bass or too much treble. I have never felt the need to move the Fishman mic at all.
I decided to retire my Taylor, and have now moved and play in a Church about one fifth the size of the other. I now use an Epiphone Masterbilt 500 (all solid wood, mahogany and spruce), and the pickup continues to be stunning. As I said I much prefer this to an undersaddle piezo; undersaddle combos just seem to "boingy" or "twangy" and less natural to me; with the Fishman blend, I get plenty of bottom from the magnetic pickup without sacrificing a realistic, woody tone.

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