Dimarzio "PAF pro" Vs. IronGear "Steam Hammer" neck pickup
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Steam Hammer sounds nicer. IronGear pickups are awesome!
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yeah i also thought it sounded great!
i wonder how you could choose.. Irongear, GFS or Tonerider :O
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thanks for the demo. i can hear slight differences but they sound very similar. the Irongear certainly sounds about as good as the Dimarzio
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Song at 2:06?
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Nice playing. I like how your rhythms flow out. These would be better if there was an outlet for them in the US.
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@dimaensionx I think they come from the Artec factory in Korea. Artec is one of the biggest suppliers, they make pickups for many brands.
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What's the song at 1:20 called?
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what about the steam hammer on the bridge position of an sg for some heavy 70's blues/rock, some doom, some stoner kind of sounds ?
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@Xj86 I prefer paf pro - more open sound, but steam is not bad too.
whats the song after Manhattan by EJ? I heard John Petrucci perform this with Steve Howe of Yes fame on a Dream Theater video
GATvsGAT 10 months ago
@GATvsGAT It's "Starship trooper" from Yes. This song consist of 3 parts and this part is called "Würm".
Xj86 10 months ago
I wonder of IronGear and GFS buy their pickups from the same factory in China?
dimaensionx 1 year ago
@dimaensionx Maybe, one thing I'm sure about is GFS foot pedals are from China, same factory same enclosure with Biyang.
Xj86 1 year ago
I have a question, is it a good choice to choose a Steam Hammer for Hard-rock/Heavy-metal type tones [I have Ibanez S320]? I look for nice warm clean and warm distortion (but not muddy). I thought about buying Dimarzio Paf or Breed, but when I heard this video, I changed my mind :P
Vordrab 1 year ago
@Vordrab It's a good choice if you don't care about its appearance, the plastic cover of Irongear looks bad, It's low quality grade. But Irongear sound great, I love it especially dynamic and pick attack when played with distortion. It's not muddy of cause.
Xj86 1 year ago