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I hate you single coils.


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Now what to do with my strats?

 

I've been through different types and brands of single coils and I give up. I find myself sad :cry: by the sounds and end up playing da blues when all I want to do is rock out:rawk:!

 

 

Should I pool route and try something new?

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Lets see, Ive tried-

 

Fender-

Lace Blue (bridge)

Lace Red (set)

Lace gold (Neck)

Texas Specials (set)

and the stock that come in the American Standard (set)

 

Rio Grande

Muy Grande (set)

Tallboys (Set)

 

Klein

Scooped Mids (set) (nice but I found myself mayerbating)

Texas (set)

p90 (bridge) (Love this one)

63's (set)

 

Bare Knuckle Pickups -

Irish Tour - decent but close to everything else I didn't like

 

Duncans-

SSL-5 (set)

STK-S9 (Bridge)

SSL-1 (set)

 

Dimarzo-

sds-1 (Bridge)

Cruiser (neck, bridge)

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I really like the feel of strats - I've custom ordered necks and finished them myself, never really like the feel of anything else though.

 

guess I could sell the bodies and use the necks on Jazzmaster or a tele - but I could just custom order a pickguard and do whatever pickup setup I can think of.

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I like low-to-medium output SC-sized rail humbuckers, myself. :idk:

 

To my ear, they have a sound somewhere between singles and fullsized. It is tighter and thicker than the singles, and brighter, thinner, and more violent than the fullsized. I dig them.

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Kinman Woodstock Plus set. That's what you need to check out.

 

http://www.kinman.com/Shop/strat.php

 

Have it in my G&L S-500 and love it. Get it with the K9 No Soldering Harness. Great because you don't need to have any experience doing anything - no soldering required. And you get new quality pots, switch, etc. that all work optimally with the pickups.

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I play buckers in the bedroom, but they just get lost in the band's mix when I play out. SCFTMFW

 

 

I've had this problem plenty of times. I think part of it comes down to darker cleans/buckers in general sounding better at lower volumes. Nothing cuts through the mix like a tele.

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