Dimebucker

[Are You Dead Yet?]

I'm looking into it for replacing my bridge on my Schecter C-1 Plus.

I usually play in a whole step down, some bands i cover are Children of Bodom, Pantera, Ozzy, Black Label Society and Megadeth.

I really want a pickup that can be heavy, give amazing leads, and scream pinch harmonics.

Would you recommend the Dimebucker for my playing style?

[Are You Dead Yet?]

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[jimmy]

There are a dozen threads with the Dimebuckers, and other nicely sounding pickups for heavy metal, name on it.
Please, use the search function.

[51501984]

There are a dozen threads with the Dimebuckers, and other nicely sounding pickups for heavy metal, name on it.
Please, use the search function.

You forgot to welcome him to the forums.

[jimmy]

And welcome to the forums!

[theodie]

I'm looking into it for replacing my bridge on my Schecter C-1 Plus.

I usually play in a whole step down, some bands i cover are Children of Bodom, Pantera, Ozzy, Black Label Society and Megadeth.

I really want a pickup that can be heavy, give amazing leads, and scream pinch harmonics.

Would you recommend the Dimebucker for my playing style?

I wouldnt myself. Do a search for details.

I would go for a Duncan Livewire Heavy metal myself.

[Robert S.]

The Dime sounds amazing in mahogany. I have installed them into several PRS guitars and the owners have always been floored by the tone.

A Duncan Distortion set will also sound very fat and nasty in your Schecter C-1+.

[Dying Flesh]

he didn't say what amp he's going to be playing it through or what pickups he has in the guitar.

[xicodelico]

I'm looking into it for replacing my bridge on my Schecter C-1 Plus.

I usually play in a whole step down, some bands i cover are Children of Bodom, Pantera, Ozzy, Black Label Society and Megadeth.

I really want a pickup that can be heavy, give amazing leads, and scream pinch harmonics.

Would you recommend the Dimebucker for my playing style?

IMO I think the sh-6 (DIstortion Humbucker) work better when you surf a lot of music styles...

Welcome to the forum...

[Loserchief]

dimebucker + mahogany + droptuning = instant winner imo. The dime isn't my fav in standard tuning or brighter guitars, but it's a killer in a warmer sounding setup combined with droptuning. Very tight and aggressive, but still with lots of balls and no harshness.