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Designed to be used exclusively with the Jackson active mid boost? Or can they be used as stand alone pickups in other guitars and NOT sound like ass?
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The single I believe were. Lats time I tried them without a midboost they sounded really shrill to me. Maybe it was the 500k volume/tone pots not sureIt's pronounced soops -
Never say never with Jackson, but I have never and I mean never seen a J200 without the Jackson electronics system on a stock J/C. If someone else has, never mind. I tried wiring up a J200 passive that way once, and never again._________________________________________________
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That bad huh?Originally posted by Axewielder View PostI live on the edge of danger facing life and death every single day.....then I leave her at home and go disarm bombs.Comment
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The J50BC can be used without a boost (sounds like EVH) but I've not seen the J200s. J100s I see without a boost.
The J200 singles are high impedance around 12K I think. One would guess that would mean muddy. The boost circuit presents a high impedance load to the pickups (i.e. not loading them down) and presents a low impedance output to drive thru the guitar cord to the amp.Comment
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