giovanni
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What am I doing? Absolutely nothing. But I’m doing it really well.And they have to be really hot so I can't touch'em for very long
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What am I doing? Absolutely nothing. But I’m doing it really well.And they have to be really hot so I can't touch'em for very long
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Guitar player: "Pedal X is the greatest pedal evar. It's so dope. It's obviously well designed because it sounds great with my rig with all the knobs at noon and I don't ever have to adjust them."
What do you think about Pedal Y?
Guitar player: "It sounds awesome, but it's not as good as Pedal X."
Why is that?
Guitar player: "Pedal X has more knobs."
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Can confirm: designed a one-knob overdrive and no one wants a PCB.
Which knob did you pick?!My favourite dirt box is a TS-Rat I made into a one knobber. Also the fuzz-envelope-delay I made one knob as well….i guess i have a type.![]()
Which knob did you pick?!
That dirt inbuilt takes pedal builders and DESIGNERS jobs.P90s—all the noise of a single coil with all the muddiness of a humbucker!
Noise yes, muddy...your playing poorly built ones then. My P90s are not muddy at all. Luke warm takeP90s—all the noise of a single coil with all the muddiness of a humbucker!
Might be too many overwound pickups in general. I don't like overwound pickups.Noise yes, muddy...your playing poorly built ones then. My P90s are not muddy at all. Luke warm take![]()
I concur- ‘muddy’ is not at all how I would describe my guitars with P90s.Noise yes, muddy...your playing poorly built ones then. My P90s are not muddy at all. Luke warm take![]()
It's a hot take, guys...I concur- ‘muddy’ is not at all how I would describe my guitars with P90s.
I thought it was funny- ‘twas a great hot take.It's a hot take, guys...
I feel like 10 or 20 years ago every pickup was like 12-16k because they're metal and brutal and intense, but then people tried playing them thru a normal amp and that's where the mudbucker idea came from. I'm still surprised when I see vintage footage of bands playing old Les Pauls with PAFs and they sound bright like a telecaster - there's no mud thereMight be too many overwound pickups in general. I don't like overwound pickups.
Those 70's LP that sound like that have T-Tops in 'emI feel like 10 or 20 years ago every pickup was like 12-16k because they're metal and brutal and intense, but then people tried playing them thru a normal amp and that's where the mudbucker idea came from. I'm still surprised when I see vintage footage of bands playing old Les Pauls with PAFs and they sound bright like a telecaster - there's no mud there
6–8k seems to be the sweet spot for me. Single coil or humbucker, surprisingly. I'm not sure that would hold true for filtertreons, jazzmaster pickups, etc.I feel like 10 or 20 years ago every pickup was like 12-16k because they're metal and brutal and intense, but then people tried playing them thru a normal amp and that's where the mudbucker idea came from. I'm still surprised when I see vintage footage of bands playing old Les Pauls with PAFs and they sound bright like a telecaster - there's no mud there
Crap. I didn't need to know this and now I want to try some t top style pickupsThose 70's LP that sound like that have T-Tops in 'em
can confirmNot only are Fairfield pedals ugly, they're also stupid