M Marksman Member Aug 27, 2006 #1 Hi... I was wondering what are the typical output in mV for these pickups (stock with my Squier Deluxe Standard Strat FMT, i believe it should be roughly the same among all Standard Strat)? If more details are needed, let me know. Thanks in advance.
Hi... I was wondering what are the typical output in mV for these pickups (stock with my Squier Deluxe Standard Strat FMT, i believe it should be roughly the same among all Standard Strat)? If more details are needed, let me know. Thanks in advance.
jony New member Aug 27, 2006 #3 Its very similar to the normal strat pickups. It may seem hotter to you because it has a tad less treble and more mids. It does sound very sweet in the neck spot. Has very much the typical single coil character but does not sound brittle.
Its very similar to the normal strat pickups. It may seem hotter to you because it has a tad less treble and more mids. It does sound very sweet in the neck spot. Has very much the typical single coil character but does not sound brittle.
F Funk New member Aug 27, 2006 #4 jony said: Its very similar to the normal strat pickups. It may seem hotter to you because it has a tad less treble and more mids. It does sound very sweet in the neck spot. Has very much the typical single coil character but does not sound brittle. Click to expand... I concur.
jony said: Its very similar to the normal strat pickups. It may seem hotter to you because it has a tad less treble and more mids. It does sound very sweet in the neck spot. Has very much the typical single coil character but does not sound brittle. Click to expand... I concur.
M Marksman Member Aug 28, 2006 #5 Hmm I see... I heard from my friend that these pups should have a mV output of about 90-100. Is that true?
Hmm I see... I heard from my friend that these pups should have a mV output of about 90-100. Is that true?
F Funk New member Aug 28, 2006 #6 Marksman said: Hmm I see... I heard from my friend that these pups should have a mV output of about 90-100. Is that true? Click to expand... http://www.seymourduncan.com/compareTones/matrix.asp
Marksman said: Hmm I see... I heard from my friend that these pups should have a mV output of about 90-100. Is that true? Click to expand... http://www.seymourduncan.com/compareTones/matrix.asp
M Marksman Member Aug 28, 2006 #8 I'm intending to change the bridge pup to HS-3. But I'm scared of ending up with a bridge pup that's softer than my neck/mid. =|
I'm intending to change the bridge pup to HS-3. But I'm scared of ending up with a bridge pup that's softer than my neck/mid. =|
P popeye New member Aug 28, 2006 #9 Marksman said: I'm intending to change the bridge pup to HS-3. But I'm scared of ending up with a bridge pup that's softer than my neck/mid. =| Click to expand... sink the neck/mid and raise the bridge pup will likely cure that problem
Marksman said: I'm intending to change the bridge pup to HS-3. But I'm scared of ending up with a bridge pup that's softer than my neck/mid. =| Click to expand... sink the neck/mid and raise the bridge pup will likely cure that problem
M Marksman Member Aug 29, 2006 #12 popeye said: Marksman said: I'm intending to change the bridge pup to HS-3. But I'm scared of ending up with a bridge pup that's softer than my neck/mid. =| Click to expand... sink the neck/mid and raise the bridge pup will likely cure that problem Click to expand... More sink and raise than usual?
popeye said: Marksman said: I'm intending to change the bridge pup to HS-3. But I'm scared of ending up with a bridge pup that's softer than my neck/mid. =| Click to expand... sink the neck/mid and raise the bridge pup will likely cure that problem Click to expand... More sink and raise than usual?
M Marksman Member Aug 29, 2006 #13 gsonique said: just get this.... less hassle .... Click to expand... I like my strat very much thank you. I find position 2 on my strat a very nice sound for clean playing.
gsonique said: just get this.... less hassle .... Click to expand... I like my strat very much thank you. I find position 2 on my strat a very nice sound for clean playing.
jony New member Aug 29, 2006 #14 I am sure you'll like a SSL-5 in the bridge position or the Cool Rails bridge if hum cancelling is what you want.
I am sure you'll like a SSL-5 in the bridge position or the Cool Rails bridge if hum cancelling is what you want.
jony New member Aug 29, 2006 #16 Yes thats true. You can shoot for the Classic Stack Plus... The bridge model is hotter than the middle and neck ones.
Yes thats true. You can shoot for the Classic Stack Plus... The bridge model is hotter than the middle and neck ones.
M Marksman Member Aug 29, 2006 #17 I see.... thanks for the suggestion bro, but my mind's fixed on installing HS-3.
