Katzenjammer
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After doing a lot of research, I'm more confused now than I thought I'd be.
The thing is, I play in an open Drop B tuning on my tele, but I'm not looking for a metal pickup, as I've found there are plenty of. I play a lot of open chords as well as single note riffs, so I need something that is articulate and defined, without sounding to modern. I rely a lot on feed backing as well, in the vein of Adam Jones, so I need something that can achieve this, without me having to stand smack up against my rig. In other words, I need output, but not too much, as I've found that just makes things muddy (I have a Quarter Pounder in my tele now, that I'm not too happy with), and it has to be wax potted.
Here are the options I've narrowed it down to:
- A take on the Broadcaster. Could be a Bareknuckle Flat50, a Seymour Duncan Broadcaster lead or a The Creamery Broadcaster
- Bareknuckle Piledriver (A little too hot, I think, but who knows)
Any other options I've missed?
I live in europe, so I wanna keep it domestic, as I cannot justify adding almost 50% to the cost of an imported pup.
The thing is, I play in an open Drop B tuning on my tele, but I'm not looking for a metal pickup, as I've found there are plenty of. I play a lot of open chords as well as single note riffs, so I need something that is articulate and defined, without sounding to modern. I rely a lot on feed backing as well, in the vein of Adam Jones, so I need something that can achieve this, without me having to stand smack up against my rig. In other words, I need output, but not too much, as I've found that just makes things muddy (I have a Quarter Pounder in my tele now, that I'm not too happy with), and it has to be wax potted.
Here are the options I've narrowed it down to:
- A take on the Broadcaster. Could be a Bareknuckle Flat50, a Seymour Duncan Broadcaster lead or a The Creamery Broadcaster
- Bareknuckle Piledriver (A little too hot, I think, but who knows)
Any other options I've missed?
I live in europe, so I wanna keep it domestic, as I cannot justify adding almost 50% to the cost of an imported pup.