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Nordin
Published on 12/28/07 at 12:52
How long have you use it?
Ay is good, I just get a Dimarzio PAF Pro F-spaced in the bridge position on a Fender American Standard Stratocaster (alder body and rosewood neck).
I use the microwave for 3 months
I test the microphone and comments here:
The PAF Pro gives a good clean sound with not too low in saturated sound remains transparent and well-Dfine, with trs SIFL beautiful harmonics and good sustain. With the attack on mdiator, we can vary the crunch.
The PAF Pro is a micro more suited to guitar solos and instrumental music is a microphone that goes well in multi-effects. The sound is warm with a grain of PAF Gibson and some with not much bass.
Low = 5
Medium = 5
Acute = 6
Alnico 5 magnet =
Output = 300 millivolt
DC resistance = 8.4
The sound of this mic is like a grain of a shuffled paf Gibson, a Dimarzio Tone Zone and a Seymour Duncan SH4, the PAF Pro and a bit less bright (loud) that the SH4. The PAF Pro sounds as if filtered lgrement sound with a wah pedals, CA brings out the musical expression of most guitar solo.
With the PAF Pro is easily obtained that a sound Singing raproche that of Joe Satriani, Jimi Hendrix, Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush and Uli Jon Roth is the trs Beau's !!!!!
This microphone can play blues, rock, acid rock, hard rock and fusion, but to play metal and jazz rock's best to use a Tone Zone.
- Have you tried many other models before acqurir?
I have several test: Gibson PAF, Tone Zone and Super Distortion Dimarzio, EMG SA 85, SH4 and SH12 Seymour duncan ...
- How do you report qualitprix?
Since this is a good microphone, the quality report is correct.
- With the exprience, you do again this choice? ...
Yes, because the microphone on a Fender Telecaster in the bridge position is the ball !!!!!
NB:
APRs have test several times, I confirm that the micro Dimarzio paf pro, and I think one of the best sounding pickups with Dimarzio incredible sound on a Stratocaster in the bridge position, a sound better that with a Tone Zone (Tone Zone on the strato, gave a darker sound with great bass).
Here are some samples on DIMARZIO PAF Pro, which I found on the web:
PAF pro's bridge position clean
http://www.occasion-musique.com/samples/Paf.Pro/clean.mp3
PAF pro crunch bridge position
http://www.occasion-musique.com/samples/Paf.Pro/dirty.mp3
Lead the PAF pro in the bridge position on Fender squier strato with rosewood fingerboard, samples made by Kic 1014
Ay is good, I just get a Dimarzio PAF Pro F-spaced in the bridge position on a Fender American Standard Stratocaster (alder body and rosewood neck).
I use the microwave for 3 months
I test the microphone and comments here:
The PAF Pro gives a good clean sound with not too low in saturated sound remains transparent and well-Dfine, with trs SIFL beautiful harmonics and good sustain. With the attack on mdiator, we can vary the crunch.
The PAF Pro is a micro more suited to guitar solos and instrumental music is a microphone that goes well in multi-effects. The sound is warm with a grain of PAF Gibson and some with not much bass.
Low = 5
Medium = 5
Acute = 6
Alnico 5 magnet =
Output = 300 millivolt
DC resistance = 8.4
The sound of this mic is like a grain of a shuffled paf Gibson, a Dimarzio Tone Zone and a Seymour Duncan SH4, the PAF Pro and a bit less bright (loud) that the SH4. The PAF Pro sounds as if filtered lgrement sound with a wah pedals, CA brings out the musical expression of most guitar solo.
With the PAF Pro is easily obtained that a sound Singing raproche that of Joe Satriani, Jimi Hendrix, Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush and Uli Jon Roth is the trs Beau's !!!!!
This microphone can play blues, rock, acid rock, hard rock and fusion, but to play metal and jazz rock's best to use a Tone Zone.
- Have you tried many other models before acqurir?
I have several test: Gibson PAF, Tone Zone and Super Distortion Dimarzio, EMG SA 85, SH4 and SH12 Seymour duncan ...
- How do you report qualitprix?
Since this is a good microphone, the quality report is correct.
- With the exprience, you do again this choice? ...
Yes, because the microphone on a Fender Telecaster in the bridge position is the ball !!!!!
NB:
APRs have test several times, I confirm that the micro Dimarzio paf pro, and I think one of the best sounding pickups with Dimarzio incredible sound on a Stratocaster in the bridge position, a sound better that with a Tone Zone (Tone Zone on the strato, gave a darker sound with great bass).
Here are some samples on DIMARZIO PAF Pro, which I found on the web:
PAF pro's bridge position clean
http://www.occasion-musique.com/samples/Paf.Pro/clean.mp3
PAF pro crunch bridge position
http://www.occasion-musique.com/samples/Paf.Pro/dirty.mp3
Lead the PAF pro in the bridge position on Fender squier strato with rosewood fingerboard, samples made by Kic 1014