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  • #16
    Originally posted by sully View Post
    duncan custom, no question.

    sully
    I pretty much agree with this, but must also suggest a duncan custom.

    try both.

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    • #17
      um, you mean distortion, is the custom as high output as the distortion?
      Maybe the dingo at your baby?

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      • #18
        Originally posted by mastershake View Post
        um, you mean distortion, is the custom as high output as the distortion?
        No he meant the Custom. He was just hammering home how much he loves Sully's choice of the Duncan Custom.
        The Custom is not as high output as the Distortion, but I wouldn't read too much into that. Amp, pedals, player all count for a lot when it comes to how hot a guitar sounds.
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        • #19
          but will the harmonics be just as good?
          Maybe the dingo at your baby?

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          • #20
            Duncan custom or distortion.. stay away from the invader in a heavy mahogany, its ugly.

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            • #21
              yeah, i could see it getting really bassy.
              Maybe the dingo at your baby?

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              • #23
                the custom is between a jb and a distortion as far as output goes. it's also much clearer, and more....open, if that makes any sense. you'll be able to get heavy as hell while retaining clarity. harmonics are also good as well.

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                • #24
                  Originally posted by sully View Post
                  the custom is between a jb and a distortion as far as output goes. it's also much clearer, and more....open, if that makes any sense. you'll be able to get heavy as hell while retaining clarity. harmonics are also good as well.
                  +1. Listen to the Sull-meister. He knows his s**t.

                  Distortions are more "shrill", IMHO. A great pickup, to be sure, especially if you're looking for balls. But it has a more "compressed" range. And it's not especially good for clean tones.

                  The Custom is a very versatile pickup. It can do both ballsy and clean. Openly-voiced, and lots of harmonics.

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                  • #25
                    Try a Custom8 they sound great in a Les Paul.

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                    • #26
                      I love the Custom, but I've got a Custom 5 laying around that I've given up on after trying it in a few different guitars. Compared to the Custom, it sounds like somebody threw a wet blanket over the cabinet. I'm gonna get an A8 magnet and slap it in there to see what all the hubub is about.

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                      • #27
                        if you have a custom 5 laying around why don't you switch out the mag with a ceramic and turn it into a custom.
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                        • #28
                          Originally posted by dg View Post
                          I love the Custom, but I've got a Custom 5 laying around that I've given up on after trying it in a few different guitars. Compared to the Custom, it sounds like somebody threw a wet blanket over the cabinet. I'm gonna get an A8 magnet and slap it in there to see what all the hubub is about.
                          The Custom 5 can be a little scooped in the mids, depending what guitar it is in. It usually works better in mahogany guitars like Les Pauls, Hamers, etc. I didn't care for it in my old alder Charvel Star, but love it in my Hamer Special.
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                          • #29
                            Originally posted by Dreamland_Rebel View Post
                            if you have a custom 5 laying around why don't you switch out the mag with a ceramic and turn it into a custom.
                            I'm going to try it as a Custom 8 first, but that's the plan if I don't like it with the A8 magnet.

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                            • #30
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