That pinched harmonic at 0:40 sounds sick. Seems like you don't need active pickups to get Zakk Wylde's harmonics. Are you using some overdrive pedals or just the distortion from the amp ?
hey nice playing bro.... btw..... my guitar dont have flyod rose... but got humbuker.... can rite????? coz.... majority use these pick up with flyod rose guitar...... so can i use these pick ups on my non floyd rose guitar????
@LGrey8 I wouldnt call tone zone super hight output, a dimarzio dactivator is super high output. tone zone powerchords just sound so huge, really good pickup for metal like opeth, tool imo, at least compared to a dactivator which is a great pickup also
well i wasn't trying to be musical. I wanted to do a clip that would let people hear what the pickups sounded like. These pickups are very clear and dont mud up even when playing faster stuff. my myspace page is steppingintotheglassprison
I dont have a lot of cool recording gear, and i am not a great song writer but there is some melodic stuff for you.
@jarledge Thanks for posting the vid. So, the HFH doesn't mud up or sound tubby? I have a PAF PRO in the neck pos that sounds like ass for anyhting other than single notes. Seems like the HFH might be what I'm looking for.
thanks, i have really always played Dimarzios. I tried two 85s in my razorback and had the 81 and 89 in my jem copy but i have always gone back to Dimarzios.
Yeah. EMG's are good pickups, but they are active, and can be limited at times. Dimarzios can work for anything. So I am assuming you like the Dimarzios more for metal?
where did you purchase your jem copy, and for how much?
nope it is a black stripe. It was modded to have master volume installed on the second "marshall" channle. I called boogie and they said it was an 83 or 84 if i remember right. They said they did the mod themselves, i didn't ask if anything else was done to it. When i recived the amp it had 4 el34s. It is simul-class so i have the 6l6s and 34s in it. The clip was done in 100 watt mode with both sets of tubes mixed. If you want crunch go with the 34s they are brutal in the MKIIIs
I mean that the coils of the pickup are voiced very differently and the sound is changed dramatically by which coil faces the neck side and which faces the bridge side. In phase/out of phase refers to the actual current flowing through the pickup and not the pickup's orientation relative to coil direction. Check out the facts section on guitarelectronics.... com to see more about wiring
the SS is picky about which way you have it installed, whether the side with the lead cable is to the bridge or to the neck. This changes the sound of the pickup quite a bit and this may be one reason why the tone is so different. My amp is also bass heavy and the guitar is mahogany. I am assuming your friend's Ibanez is basswood or alder both of which have very different tonal properties from mahogany. Thanks for the complement.
That pinched harmonic at 0:40 sounds sick. Seems like you don't need active pickups to get Zakk Wylde's harmonics. Are you using some overdrive pedals or just the distortion from the amp ?
jonolivarules 11 months ago
Do It Again I Blinked!!!!
ROCK ON!!!!
LedWolf7 1 year ago
i like the liquifire from the neck it sounds so smooth.
DeanRazorback31958 1 year ago
hey nice playing bro.... btw..... my guitar dont have flyod rose... but got humbuker.... can rite????? coz.... majority use these pick up with flyod rose guitar...... so can i use these pick ups on my non floyd rose guitar????
hanyblack 1 year ago
we came across a old charvel with a humbucker from hell in the bridge lol it actually doesnt sound horrible but im gonna put some emg's in it =p
brandonthuck 2 years ago
Humber from hell owns I totoaly want ti I also was considering the Tone zone but I'm gonna research that more before I decide
DARKREGIS 2 years ago
The Humbucker from hell and the Tone Zone are totally different beasts.
The HOH is a low output, spanky, tight, and bright pup with tones of treble.
The Tone Zone is a super high output, muddy, fat, super mid-heavy pickup.
Weird to be considering one or the other, which sound do you want?
LGrey8 2 years ago
@LGrey8 I wouldnt call tone zone super hight output, a dimarzio dactivator is super high output. tone zone powerchords just sound so huge, really good pickup for metal like opeth, tool imo, at least compared to a dactivator which is a great pickup also
Rhaabjorn 2 years ago
Wheres the melody? it all sounds like some long non-sensecal "scale"
SkorpiusX 2 years ago
well i wasn't trying to be musical. I wanted to do a clip that would let people hear what the pickups sounded like. These pickups are very clear and dont mud up even when playing faster stuff. my myspace page is steppingintotheglassprison
I dont have a lot of cool recording gear, and i am not a great song writer but there is some melodic stuff for you.
jarledge 2 years ago
@jarledge Thanks for posting the vid. So, the HFH doesn't mud up or sound tubby? I have a PAF PRO in the neck pos that sounds like ass for anyhting other than single notes. Seems like the HFH might be what I'm looking for.
homersimps1 11 months ago
Dude, you are so fucking good, clean shredding! I like the switch you made to Dimarzio too, you did an interesting modification.
rockambassadorr 2 years ago
thanks, i have really always played Dimarzios. I tried two 85s in my razorback and had the 81 and 89 in my jem copy but i have always gone back to Dimarzios.
jarledge 2 years ago
Yeah. EMG's are good pickups, but they are active, and can be limited at times. Dimarzios can work for anything. So I am assuming you like the Dimarzios more for metal?
where did you purchase your jem copy, and for how much?
rockambassadorr 2 years ago
You have to tell us man . . . what stripe!? I'm guessing not black dot or not purple. Maybe red?
diablosrising 3 years ago
nope it is a black stripe. It was modded to have master volume installed on the second "marshall" channle. I called boogie and they said it was an 83 or 84 if i remember right. They said they did the mod themselves, i didn't ask if anything else was done to it. When i recived the amp it had 4 el34s. It is simul-class so i have the 6l6s and 34s in it. The clip was done in 100 watt mode with both sets of tubes mixed. If you want crunch go with the 34s they are brutal in the MKIIIs
jarledge 2 years ago
I mean that the coils of the pickup are voiced very differently and the sound is changed dramatically by which coil faces the neck side and which faces the bridge side. In phase/out of phase refers to the actual current flowing through the pickup and not the pickup's orientation relative to coil direction. Check out the facts section on guitarelectronics.... com to see more about wiring
jarledge 3 years ago
to be honest I am not diggin the sound of the steve's special in that guitar.
in the ibanez my friend tossed it in it sounded great. not so much here.
but you are a great player.
strat66757 3 years ago
the SS is picky about which way you have it installed, whether the side with the lead cable is to the bridge or to the neck. This changes the sound of the pickup quite a bit and this may be one reason why the tone is so different. My amp is also bass heavy and the guitar is mahogany. I am assuming your friend's Ibanez is basswood or alder both of which have very different tonal properties from mahogany. Thanks for the complement.
jarledge 3 years ago
nice shredding dude
iMervyn 3 years ago
your guitaring sounds amazing Mr. A, as always!
TXBass4Offbrand 3 years ago