Ok, good feedback. I guess 9s will go on next week just for giggles. The pickups were raised to keep an element of that original power because, well, just because.Will do re feedback.
I like the 9s on the DGT a lot, they feel great to me. This is my only Trem PRS, and it sure is different with the Trem springs giving way a bit to bends and vibrato. It is fine, just different.
Tone is great, these pickups ARE brash relative to the 5815 LTs - but in a good way!
Yes, my tech does fine tune the pickup height with his setups. He does it to a spec and then fine tunes based on what he thinks sounds the best. I like the setups he does, I am so used to them now that no guitar feels right to me until he has put strings I like on there and done his thing.
My favorite 9s for the last couple of years have been the ThroBak Pure Nickel Strings, I dig them with regards to feel and tone.
I don't often play with the pickup heights. I should. It has been on my to-do list for a while. (Like 5 years...)
That should be a treble bleed capacitor shunting two lugs. Here’s the schematic for detail.
To each their own as always, but I've always loved speed knobs. I think their larger O.D. makes them a bit easier to use and a bit more precise, especially when swelling. Cool, man! Looks like TCI is going viral!
But so far so good, I have not noticed it coming out of tune at all.That news to me and very interesting. Seems like PRS was dabbling with the TCI concept ahead of production release of TCI. It wouldn’t surprise me if DGh was responsible for starting the TCI concept with Paul. Sounds like his sort of thing...consistency.
You missed your calling in product marketing. “Sunshine on a Stick” makes me giggle every time I say it!
Pete!
A subtle yet sublime piece!
Getting more elemental and conservative in your old age, are ya??
Opened my WL DGT , it has a capacitor and resistor on each volume , looks like part of the treble bleed circuit. It is a 2019 , so pre-TCI. Well get this TCI thing sorted out someday
Pics!
