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voodoo 59's question
hey guys i got a line on a good deal on some voodoo 59's or 57 classics for my les paul. my question is - are these(the 59's) pickups prone to squeal at higher gain settings? ive got burstbuckers in it now and they are just too hot.im using a mesa studio pre rack setup with the gain set at about 3 on the gain channel.any advice on these pickups with higher gain setups or comparisons between the two would be most helpful
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IF the Voodoo's have covers they may be prone to squealing under lots of gain. Without covers your fine.
I wouldn't waste your money on the 57 classics, It's not that they are that bad it's just they are not that good.
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i wasnt too jazzed about the classics they were just offered to me as an option.any idea how hard it would be to remove the covers on the voodoos? i really like that duane-ish sound they are supposed to put out but would like something fairly versatile.
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I don't see why the covers would be an issue. They are potted.
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doh!!!!
i guess that wouldve been the easier question.it doesnt say on their site if they are potted or not. |
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Quote:
http://www.voodoopickups.com/voodoohome.html |
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Actually, Peter told me he doesn't typically pot the '59 humbucker but he can if you want...
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Mike | Louisville, KY |www.youtube.com/roknfnrol |
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just to let you guys know, i went with the voodoos.these are FANTASTIC pickups- i never realized just how bad the burstbuckers are untill i a/b ed them with these.
thanks for the input guys- i feel like i got a new guitar now!! |
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Re: voodoo 59's question
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JQ |
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ive been playing with em for a couple of days now and no squeal yet so im a happy camper
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