I've run into bare knuckle pickups a few places on the web but never played one? Can anyone share some info about any of their humbuckers? I'd really be interested in the nailbomb or miracle man. Thanks...
I've run into bare knuckle pickups a few places on the web but never played one? Can anyone share some info about any of their humbuckers? I'd really be interested in the nailbomb or miracle man. Thanks...
'73 Gibson Les Paul Deluxe
Prs Custom 22 - Dragon 1's
Gibson Explorer - Screamin Demon
ESP EC-1000 - JB/59
Washburn Boogie Street Elite Idol - 85/81
Washburn X-50 - Custom Custom
Squier '51
Laney VH-100R, Laney LC-15R, '68 Fender Twin Reverb



scatterwound, slightly missmatched coiles (completely dead silent though - but makes them harmonicaly richer)
i got a warpig and i love it to death. compared to a duncan JB, the duncan is lacking in the low end, low mids and highs. it can sometimes also sound stale.
i dont have a lot of experience with the miracle man, having only played it for a while at a show and dont know about the nailbomb as i dont have it, but the warpig is everything and more of what i want in a bridge bucker.
harmonicaly rich, fat (dont mistake it for muddy), raw and screaming.
As I climb onto your back, I will promise not to sting
I will tell you what you want to hear and not mean anything
Then I treat you like a dog as I shoot my venom in
You pretend you didn't know that I am a scorpion, ya!
Bare Knuckle's are awesome.I have a Holy Diver/Irish Tour combo in one of my Charvels and a Rebel Yell in another.



I agree about Bareknuckles being great sounding pickups
I have a Crawler/Irish Tour/Irish Tour set in my Fender Strat, a Black Dog/Riff Raff set in my Gordon Smith Graduate 60 (LP clone), a Piledriver bridge pickup in my cheap Tele and an aged set of Mothers Milks in my 70's Jap Strat. I also plan on trying a set of Alnico IV Mules in my Gibson LP when I can afford it![]()
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Gibson, PRS, Fender, Patrick Eggle, BC Rich, Gordon Smith, Jackson, Ibanez and Home-built Guitars.
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