elkoki
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How valuable do you folks generally find switching voices on your various Fishmans? Do you use it a lot, or do you tend to just stick to one that you prefer?
A modern set is in my near future and I'm just thinking about how I'm going to wire it up. I only have 1V, 1T and a 3 way to work with, and (I think) you can wire it to have tone pot be a normal tone for both pickups and also switch the voice of one, but simpler set-up to have 1 push-pull switch both voices I think might be more intuitive to use when playing.
What would you go for?
Adding to my last reply.. I used the Classics and I find the split coil option (actually all the voices) to be pretty usable. They are some of the best all around pickups i've ever used, they can do pretty much any style you throw at them. So in talking about the Classics, the voices are all good . In my Will Adlers, it's another story.. I think the bridge voice 1 option sounds great distorted, it's a total metal machine... voice 2 sounds good and is completely usable but it's a bit more compressed and saturated that I don't really bother with it. The cleans are not as good and if you wire them in with a split coil option, they don't split as nicely