P90s
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A friend loaned me his Silver Sky for a week. Amazing guitar. Love it. But I noticed something odd. In the upper registers of the G-B-E stings, I became aware that the 'plunk' sound of the guitar pick hitting the string is especially pronounced and interferes with the clear, singing quality of the note. I spent a lot of time A-B'ing it compared it to my Fender Strat, and it's definitely more pronounced on the SS.
When my friend came by to pick up the SS, I pointed this out, and compared to the Strat he noticed it too. He tried lowering the pickups on the SS and that did reduce it somewhat, but not completely.
Has anyone ever noticed this? Is there any way to reduce it? Now that I've focused on it, I have a hard time not hearing the 'plunk' on every note. And otherwise, it's an amazing guitar!
When my friend came by to pick up the SS, I pointed this out, and compared to the Strat he noticed it too. He tried lowering the pickups on the SS and that did reduce it somewhat, but not completely.
Has anyone ever noticed this? Is there any way to reduce it? Now that I've focused on it, I have a hard time not hearing the 'plunk' on every note. And otherwise, it's an amazing guitar!