gtel77
Note : 10 sur 10
Published on 06/23/08 at 04:26
I use these mics for the past one or two months, a strat Higway 1. They replace the Fender Custom Shop 69, who had replaced them even the microphones of origin. I play a Peavey Classic 30 with HP Retube Vintage 30.
So far, I think they are the best pickups for a Stratocaster. Their output level is in the average micro Start with a good balance of bass to treble. The bridge pickup is slamming without twisting the ears, the neck pickup is more runny. The microphone is central to the rhythmic TOP saturated. Positions 2 and 4 are really trs good, better than the CS69. The mdiums are Submitted as the CS 69, but less than the Texas Special typs. Playing in a blues rock record, I think these pickups are much better suited than the CS 69, which are good pickups, but trs mdiums dig in and made more acute on the East. It is more versatile than nanmoins Texas Special.
I have the US command, so trs good deal, and that day in my amp, it is those who give me the most satisfaction. I would do so this choice without problem.
So far, I think they are the best pickups for a Stratocaster. Their output level is in the average micro Start with a good balance of bass to treble. The bridge pickup is slamming without twisting the ears, the neck pickup is more runny. The microphone is central to the rhythmic TOP saturated. Positions 2 and 4 are really trs good, better than the CS69. The mdiums are Submitted as the CS 69, but less than the Texas Special typs. Playing in a blues rock record, I think these pickups are much better suited than the CS 69, which are good pickups, but trs mdiums dig in and made more acute on the East. It is more versatile than nanmoins Texas Special.
I have the US command, so trs good deal, and that day in my amp, it is those who give me the most satisfaction. I would do so this choice without problem.