02-04-2013, 10:06 PM
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Metal is 'til death
Join Date: Feb 2012
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DiMarzio Neck Pickup
I recently bought an Ibanez RGD321 and althought the stock pickups are fairly deacent, I want to get some nice high output passives in there.
I'm pretty set on getting the X2N (I love Chuck Shuldiners tone) in the Bridge pickup and I was looking for opinions as to what would be a nice neck pickup to get. Style: I play metal; mainly old school Death metal (think early Death/Obituary/Morbid Angel) I also play Thrash metal and Melodic Death metal. I'm not overly fussed about acheiving awesome cleans. Just want my axe to sound metal as all hell. Budget: I can't afford Bare Knuckles, but, apart from that... The other alternative I was looking at were the EMG HA-H4/ HA-H4A combo, but I'm quite keen on the DiMarzio X2N. SO! let's here your opinions!
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Ibanez RGD321 BC Rich SoB Avenge Schecter Demon-6 FR Line 6 Spider IV 30wt Boss DS-1 Wish List: ESP Edwards e-AL-128 ESP Horizon NT-II Peavey 6505+ Boss HM-2 Heavy Metal DiMarzio X2N EMG HA-H4 / HA-H4A |
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02-05-2013, 04:54 PM
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the nxt NEXT Nigel Tufnel
Join Date: Sep 2007
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Active means more 'gain' but often times more mush. I'm sure you can get where you want to be with a high-output passive
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