+1. The Demon in the neck is like a 59n with more power and less boomy bass.Originally Posted by Dirtyking
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Re: Need a higher output 59 with slightly less bass
+1. The Demon in the neck is like a 59n with more power and less boomy bass.
Re: Need a higher output 59 with slightly less bass
yeah, I am sure the extra .2K of the jazz bridge over the jazz neck really makes a difference
On a less sarcastic note, Demon or a Distortion neck. I think the Demon would be the way to go myself.
Re: Need a higher output 59 with slightly less bass
Ω is a really inaccurate way to measure how hot a pickup is. I'm sure the JazzB has more punch to it, regardles of the .2k difference.
On a less sarcastic note, Demon or a Distortion neck. I think the Demon would be the way to go myself.
That said, I've been playing this thing all day, tweaking a ton, and have come to the conclusion that the '59 is staying, on account of the gorgeous clean tones I can get out of it. I'll sacrifice some heat under gain for how sweet this thing sounds clean!
Re: Need a higher output 59 with slightly less bass
The jazz Bridge has an improved bass response as well as slightly more output compared to the neck model.
On a less sarcastic note, Demon or a Distortion neck. I think the Demon would be the way to go myself.
DC resistance is not everything in pickup construction, as you should know
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Re: Need a higher output 59 with slightly less bass
Jesus Christ man, I do know that.The jazz Bridge has an improved bass response as well as slightly more output compared to the neck model.
DC resistance is not everything in pickup construction, as you should know
Come on, do you really think the Jazz bridge is anything different than a Jazz neck with (maybe) a few more turns on it?
Maybe I didnt word it correctly intially but, I seriously doubt the jazz bridge in the neck is going to sound much different or any different that a jazz neck in the neck position. Its only .2K (how its listed anyway) of difference and I seriously doubt there is any other difference in the 2 pickups other than the logo being placed differently and a different label. IMO, you are not really going to hear a difference that small. Hell, I even would bet there are jazz necks floating around that have a higher resistance than some jazz bridges and personally, I wouldnt doubt if they are both wound the EXACT same way and 50% of jazz necks are wound hotter than jazz bridges just becasue of the natural varience of making pickups. If the Jazz neck cant get it done, I seriously doubt the jazz bridge will get it done and if it does, I think it is a plecebo effect more than anything.
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Re: Need a higher output 59 with slightly less bass
Since you "seem" to know, why is that?
I seriously doubt it. I bet if someone blindfolded you and swapped neck pickups in between, you would hear no difference.
Re: Need a higher output 59 with slightly less bass
Bro, calm down, I wasn´t trying to piss in your eggnog
I never said there was a huge difference in construction. But my ears hear, as stated, a bit more output and a bit more bass that a jazz neck, in the same guitar, and that difference is real. It´s also there in the ´59b vs ´59n, for example, which is why a 59n matches up better with vintage singles than a 59 bridge
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