Hey Shawn! or anyone .... on my 2016 McCarty the 58/15's are especially dark on the bass strings neck pickup. Is there another choice that would brighten it up and make it more airy? Take the covers off?
Hey Shawn! or anyone .... on my 2016 McCarty the 58/15's are especially dark on the bass strings neck pickup. Is there another choice that would brighten it up and make it more airy? Take the covers off?
When I first bought a PRS I was using Ernie Ball and my guitar was so dark I kept looking down at my tone knob thinking it wasn't all the way up (it was). Once I switched to D'Addario the guitar brightened up and the tone balanced out.
Hey Shawn! or anyone .... on my 2016 McCarty the 58/15's are especially dark on the bass strings neck pickup. Is there another choice that would brighten it up and make it more airy? Take the covers off?
FRESH strings make a big difference on my \m/ pups. Any brand.
Also, try moving pickup height AWAY from the strings to clear things up. Again, when my \m/ were muddy, that's what solved it.
Um....bass side strings on a 22 fret guitar neck humbucker are always dark. This is why some folks prefer 24 fret guitars. You get a clearer and brighter neck tone, and have the option to roll the tone back to suit. Playing around with the pickup height will give you very small variations. Maybe your amp is also not dialed in correctly to the guitar. Big mistake folks make is never change the settings on their amp and run 20 different guitars on the same EQ. Amps should be dialed into each guitar individually and then a chart kept of all the settings.
Maybe your amp is also not dialed in correctly to the guitar. Big mistake folks make is never change the settings on their amp and run 20 different guitars on the same EQ. Amps should be dialed into each guitar individually and then a chart kept of all the settings.
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