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JoeBAR85
Published on 12/21/08 at 06:22
_ I use the pair since August 2008.
They are mounted in a LAG Harmaster. No worries mounting, the battery housing niquel in the trapping of the selector.
+ + + After the comparison with EMG (81/85), there is no photo. The blackout is over, especially the bridge pickup. The output level is very high and very defined.
They did not at all what cold side of EMG. Even the clean sound is possible
--- Beware of the battery used, I think they eat more than normal, I am far from the advertised 2500 hours. In addition, the performance really breaks the mouth when the battery voltage drops below 8.8V. I have some batteries in the rab blow that I had to change, they serve me for my wah after ^ ^.
I am looking for info about it elsewhere, feel free to contact me!
_ I bought full price (249 euros I think) directly from Seymour through my luthier and I do not regret my choice ... if I do it again would take 4! lol
9 / 10: -1 for the consumption of battery.
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They are mounted in a LAG Harmaster. No worries mounting, the battery housing niquel in the trapping of the selector.
+ + + After the comparison with EMG (81/85), there is no photo. The blackout is over, especially the bridge pickup. The output level is very high and very defined.
They did not at all what cold side of EMG. Even the clean sound is possible
--- Beware of the battery used, I think they eat more than normal, I am far from the advertised 2500 hours. In addition, the performance really breaks the mouth when the battery voltage drops below 8.8V. I have some batteries in the rab blow that I had to change, they serve me for my wah after ^ ^.
I am looking for info about it elsewhere, feel free to contact me!
_ I bought full price (249 euros I think) directly from Seymour through my luthier and I do not regret my choice ... if I do it again would take 4! lol
9 / 10: -1 for the consumption of battery.
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