Bridge pup Suggestions: Crunchlab or Blaze Neck??

[apadua]

Hello Everyone,

I am new around here and spent the last couple days reading lots of pup threads (including the PU reference/guide/sticky)

Here is some background information: I have an RG7620 with Mesa Triple/Rec, Peavey Bandit 112 combo amp and Pod Pro rack which I use primarily for leads when recording in my home studio. I write mainly Progressive Rock stuff but looking for a pups that is great for heavy rhythms kind of like SEVENDUST.

I am looking to swap out the stock pups and want something hotter and with more clarity and body for rhythms. From what I have read many people like the liduifire/crunchlab combo. I am totally sold on the liquifire in the neck but am contemplating what to put in the bridge.

It is between a Blaze Neck (in the bridge) or the Crunchlab (in the bridge).. How does the Crunch lab compare to the Blaze Neck for heavy rhythms?

 

[Guamskyy]

The crunchlab is really tight and articulate, and I would recommend to anyone looking for tight, metal and rich chords. Be careful though, if your guitar is too bright, your leads will be like ice-picks!

 

[Lilarcor]

As you're looking for a hotter pup than the stock one the crunchlab is the way to go. The Blaze neck won't be any hotter than the stock pup which is actually fairly hot.

 

[apadua]

The crunchlab is really tight and articulate, and I would recommend to anyone looking for tight, metal and rich chords. Be careful though, if your guitar is too bright, your leads will be like ice-picks!

Ice picks huh?? Alright.. I was hoping to find a used one but does look like to many people want to part with their LF/CL combo set...