Mark-00255 2011 TDPRI Build Challenge PaisleyCaster
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All Comments (15)
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Crazy dog just dematerialized!! Nice build, some of the tones you got reminded me of Ali Farka Toure. Great job.
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@TheeLoveland87 Thanks! I can only compare them to Keystones - don't have any other of Bill's pickups. The micro coils are very quiet, and very clean. And they have good output - much louder than "vintage-style" Tele pickups. They have no 60-cycle hum at all, and no buzzing when lifting a hand off the strings. They're maybe not as good with gain as the Keystones, which sound great crunchy, but the micro coils are much twangier than Keystones.
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Nice playing. How do you think the microcoils sound compared to his twinblades or noiseless singles? I'm trying to decide which set to buy for my tele.
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@norv2001 Thanks norv! I'm still loving the tone of these pickups and that old Redwood.
I think I am going to give some of these Microcoils a try. The tone you were getting at 5:27 is very clean and jazzy and that is what I am looking for and also quiet.
rsaathoff 2 months ago
@rsaathoff Thanks! I think you should try Microcoils - they're an incredible deal compared to other "boutique" and big name pickups.
nsmtyler7 2 months ago
Gorgeous ... gorgeous! What else can I say?!
nburmandesign 3 months ago
@nburmandesign Thanks Man!
nsmtyler7 3 months ago
Nice work & playing, thanks for sharing. Would have loved to have seen the original redwood body, bet it was pretty. And maybe I missed it, but did you mention what amp you're using?
grizzledgizzard 6 months ago
@grizzledgizzard Thanks for the nice comments! The Redwood was slab cut lumber when I got it - the body and neck were built from scratch. Check out the TDPRI build page for the photos of the whole process. The amp is a mid-60s Bartell. Short-lived company from Riverside CA that was a venture of a couple guys from Rick and Magnatone, I think. Its a dual 6V6, all tube, old-school design, but now has a mid-90s Celestion V30 12-inch speaker as well.
nsmtyler7 6 months ago