
2009-12-29, 13:52
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Pick up suggestions
Hey guy's, I'm buying one of these
Ibanez S670PB
And I'm thinking of putting a X2N in the bridge but I'm at a loss as to which pickup I should put in the neck position. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
I've already got a S series 520EX with EMG's (81/60) in it and thought I'd go passive with the new guitar.
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2009-12-29, 15:03
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Okay
Save up for a looooooong time.
And buy a Bareknuckle Warpig.
Sick guitar by the way.
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So this Georgian Olympian runs into a bar
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Epoch - bass, guitars, drums, MetaStasizing out asap
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2009-12-29, 17:41
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Do you prefer a more aggressive lead sound or a smooth one?
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2009-12-29, 19:53
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I like the smoothness side more, like a EMG 85, only not so bassy.
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2009-12-29, 21:51
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Okay scratch the Bareknuckles then
If no one here accurately answers in this thread, PM the_bleeding. I don't know how, but he seems to know everything.
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So this Georgian Olympian runs into a bar
Aosoth - New album III out now on Agonia Recs
Epoch - bass, guitars, drums, MetaStasizing out asap
Asphixa - bass, demo out asap
Adustum - bass, guitars, full length out soon on XXXXXXXXXX recs
Quote:
Originally Posted by far_beyond_sane
Tetianblood? ... Well, 'Necrosemen' to you too. Twat.
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2009-12-30, 07:46
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Cheers, I'll wait a little longer and see what eventuates.
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2010-01-02, 00:52
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Quote:
Originally Posted by CuddlyScamp
I like the smoothness side more, like a EMG 85, only not so bassy.
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Seymour Duncan Jazz pickup!
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2010-01-11, 11:05
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Quote:
Originally Posted by 7-string warlord
Seymour Duncan Jazz pickup!
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Cheers, I look into them. I have my new guitar now and am busting to beef it up!!!
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2010-01-12, 01:31
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OK, so I've ordered the X2N for the bridge. Will the Jazz pick up be a suitable match for it? I would really prefer to keep all the pickups Dimarzio if I can, is there Dimarzio version of the Jazz??
Help 
I'm starting to look at the Dimarzio Liquidfire, seems like it would compliment the X2N nicely.
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2010-01-12, 05:41
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I don't know much about dimarzio's. I've only played the de-activators, and those were pretty sweet. I've played just about every major seymour duncan pickup though.
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Man oh man I'm in the mood for some meat right about now, so much so that I don't even care how implicitly gay this sentence is.
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2010-01-19, 18:36
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Dimarzio PAF Pro or Bill and Becky Lawrence/Wilde L500-R pickups are my fave neck humbuckers. The SD Full Shred sounds pretty good in the neck as does the Screaming Demon, get to the stores and get trying 
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