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From: LaceMusic
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  • Lace should put covers on the side of the pickups so you don't have that opening into the pickup cavity. That hole gives the pickup a feeling of not being very solid. Of course, the pickup is very sturdy but that's the perception that I get with the installed unit. Congrats on the revolutionary design. It might be just a little too far ahead of it's time.

  • The neck pickup is a Deathbucker. However for the reason you mention, my personal taste leans toward a "normal" A-tone in the neck and the DB in the bridge. The combination plays well together. You are on the right track.

  • Is the neck pickup a normal Alumitone or Deathbucker? As far as I know, you guys don't make a neck version of the DB and I would think by putting the same pickup in the neck, the output would be much louder than the bridge. Because of this, I'm thinking of buying a DB and normal Alumitone for the neck because I only have one master volume on my guitar. What say you Lace?

  • Not sure by your comment.....Is the neck pickup in your guitar a Deathbucker?

  • wow the neck pickup sounds great mine usually sounds like a piece of shit after 5 minutes of playing

  • Definitely an interesting pickup for sure

    Might have to buy one eventually just because of how unique it is

  • Sounds great - I really like the middle position sound. Doesn't sound too "heavy" too me, I mean that in a positive way - I think that it would be good for more than just one style of rock.

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