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Join Date: Apr 2011
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Seems, people like the P90 very much. I havent played them, but im very interested.
Are P90 good with Fuzz/distortion? I play mostly Rock'n'Roll, some Post-Punk, Blues-Punk, Classic Rock. Like White Stripes, Iggy Pop, Also, Nirvana, Radiohead, The Cure, Hendrix stuff. Well,if we take Hendrix, he played mostly Stratocasters with single pickup. Also, Very popular Fender models like Jaguar, Mustang are also with single coiled pickups( Classic Mustang 65' and Jaguar). And they sound perfect! Distortion, Fuzz ... So, are P90 also good with that stuff? 'Ultimate-guitar forum is good for learning stuff, so dont be mad on me for that threat, and also, thanks for help ' |
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UG's Sound Guy
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: SE London
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Yeah dude p90s would work well with the bands you have listed and well with gain/fuzz.
They are basically meaty single coils. Sort of a half and half.
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Join Date: Oct 2009
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Indeed they are. A good set of P90s in a Les Paul with the right distortion box will give you plenty of dirt, raunch and sinful sleaze...
...which is pretty much what most of us are looking for anyway.
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath used P90s at one point a I believe...
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Join Date: Mar 2005
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yeah should be fine. they're closer to humbuckers (by that i mean pretty much exactly the same) in terms of output and capability with distortion. just they're not noiseless, so you can get a lot of hum. and they're rawer/less refined than humbuckers and probably not as tight.
they're completely different from fender-style single coils, fwiw.
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