WarOfAttrition
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I have a Schecter Damien FR 6 string and it has a basswood body, bolt on maple neck and a rosewood fretboard. I am looking for a tone that can do djent and death metal well without bad cleans. Any opinions? ![Cool :cool: :cool:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Aftermath.
I agree. I put one in my JEM which is alder bodied and it sounded like shit. The Warpig sounded great on the otherhand. Kinda miss it, but I switched back to the EVO and it's amazing. I had correct wiring, changed the height close and far, nothing could make that pickup sing. If you have an alder, bassword, or other light/bright wood body I suggest something with a bit more meat like a C or A-Nailbomb, Blackdog, C-Warpig, or Painkiller. That's just my experience with my JEM that has an Alder body, Maple neck, and Ebony board. Pretty bright guitar.IMO,
Aftermath is better in mahogany.. i think it has tad too much mids for the extremely midrangey tone that basswood has
the miracle man is fucking ace is basswood though... i would personally go with that; the scooped mids and low mid punch of that pickup gives you super low end response as well as nice, open treble that cuts through and is never harsh
I have had a HORRIBLE experience with the sh-6 distortion. I don't know wtf happened when I was wiring the guitar but it sounds like black mush.I am not stuck on BKP, I'd just really like to try them! Other pickups I was looking at were: Dimarzio D Activator and Seymour Duncan SH-6 Distortion. Any opinions there?
I am not stuck on BKP, I'd just really like to try them! Other pickups I was looking at were: Dimarzio D Activator and Seymour Duncan SH-6 Distortion. Any opinions there?
hit up the BKP site and check out the sound clips for each pickup. Nollys clip on the MMs are sick
the only problem with the clips on the site is the fact that it doesnt tell what woods/construction/anything about the guitar at all that is being used... and pickups do sound quite a bit different in different guitars
personally I have found it near impossible to work with SD for death metal but I have been hearing great things about the d-activators! the DiMarzio tech recommended them to me because I was looking for a progressive/technical death metal pup