Single coil vs humbucker note definition bass

Single coil vs humbucker note definition bass series#

The neck humbucker is wound for the same basic tone with less output and better note definition.В The pickups found on our Classic and Standard series 7-string guitars are made in two different housings to complement each series of guitars but share the same technical specifications and basic tonality. The neck and bridge humbuckers are both equipped with Ceramic 8 magnets and measure 11,7/16,8K respectively.В The bridge pickup yields a deep sound with high end definition for a broad and percussive sound.

The middle single coil is RW/RP for noise cancelling operation when used in combination with the neck single coil or bridge humbucker (switch position 2 & 4 on guitars with 2 single coils and one humbucker). The midrange is strong but not nasal and the treble is brilliant but not piercing. This corresponds to a typical slightly-hotter-than-average 60s pickup with a balanced tonal response. The neck/middle single coils both share the same basic properties and come equipped with Alnico 5 magnets and measure 6,4K each. The bridge humbucker yields a midrange-focused tone with a tight bass and fluid sustain while the neck humbucker is wound for clarity with focus on sparkly treble and higher midrange. DC-resistance reads 10,6/18,2K respectively. The neck and bridge humbuckers measure 50/53 mm E-E and are both equipped with Alnico 5 magnets. The pickups found on our Standard and Classic series guitars are manufactured by PSE Pickups in Indonesia to our exact specifications.

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Single coil vs humbucker note definition bass