I had a JB in it years ago, it did work, those were the extra highs I'm talking about, this guitar needs a really bright pickup. That said it's hotter than what I want now.
I had a JB in it years ago, it did work, those were the extra highs I'm talking about, this guitar needs a really bright pickup. That said it's hotter than what I want now.
I'm in Ireland. I've spoken to BKP before, but I''ve also been mis-guided with advice before, it depends who you talk to. I wouldn't presume to speak to the boss of the company...
The brighter cut in the highs are what I'll need here.
andy474x
Knows the Drill
This might be a stupid question, but why not the original Starla pickups? They’re known to be some of the brightest.
pac90
Helix user
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Hey, its cool, when you email them a question on website, its Tim whom answers. When I asked about a bright bridge for my guitar he suggested Rebel Yell or Emerald, if that helps you
Grapeshot
Awesomely Outrageous
I put a Duncan Saturday Night Special in the bridge spot of my Vela, and it sounds glorious, I really dig it.
Sorry but it’s not always, I’m being polite here: I’ve been given wrong info before also. I’m not putting my faith in what someone there says AGAIN. I’ve gotten a pickup, installed it and had to call them; ‘this isn’t what I asked for’
I want to hear opinions from people who have used them.
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Well it is kind of silly, yes, but no harm.
88prs
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I use this;
https://www.stewmac.com/Pickups_and...MIi5fmtqr05wIVEvDACh1b2wWsEAAYASAAEgJ5DvD_BwE
Volume lowered to 7 or 8 and highs come shining through, much better than a capacitor alone.
https://www.stewmac.com/Pickups_and...MIi5fmtqr05wIVEvDACh1b2wWsEAAYASAAEgJ5DvD_BwE
Volume lowered to 7 or 8 and highs come shining through, much better than a capacitor alone.
