A short solo of the front and middle pups through a SF Champ.I love the clarity and quack,as that position can often be muddy.:salud:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page...songID=8310745
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A short solo of the front and middle pups through a SF Champ.I love the clarity and quack,as that position can often be muddy.:salud:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page...songID=8310745
Your picking is so good, refin, I don't suppose that I could sound like that even if I bought those pickups.
I hear what you mean about the clarity, but you also often get tones I like a whole lot better. :D
That sounds really nice. Like Jim says, your playing is a major factor.
But also, I usually expect "the Champ soundâ„¢" to be a dimed Champ, which I'm not nuts about.
That's a sweet sound you getting at a more moderate setting.
Nice any way you slice it. :salud:
Thanks guys for the kind words and kudos.....my playing is average at best.
I have to say that these are the best strat pickups I've ever had.I have described them as taking 20-25 vintage strats,and finding THE pickup set.David winds the middle pup a little lower than the neck for better quack---it works,and I can't tell any drop in volume,balanced all the way across.
On the Champ I was running through a Boss BE-5 just to give a very slight "haze" around the notes,a clean boost.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v229/refin/Champ.jpg
Sweet refin. :salud:
I'm guessin' that's a condenser mic?
Thanks,FR.
Yeh it's a Rode NT-1.
Beautiful piece and tasteful playing. Those pickups sound great.
Thanks,CW!
They are great,makes me enjoy playing a strat again.