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Its the regular one in the neck and then a deathbucker in the bridge

yup! I believe this was my first time soldering haha

I agree, i always felt they have a very glassy clean

@@thebeasts i am putting together materials to start making content again so i can definitely add it to the list! But to help you in the meantime, bass guitar is just the 4 lower strings of guitar, EADG, you can still follow along with everything in these videos and ignore the highest 2 strings B and e. Let me know if that is enough to get you started or if you have any other questions!

@@CodyHarmon well, i'm really a drummer. but i'm learning bass and guitar at the same time. so i decided to go with the eadgcf tuning. if you can throw in anything on that too, i'd be grateful.

p90 probably isn't a bad way to think about it, the splits felt more like it thinned it out a bit than a true single coil. I do believe it retains the output in split mode, the alumitones use transformers to step up their output which i would imagine is (relatively) easy to balance the 2 output modes

Okay! Ive put this on the back burner for a while but i fully intent to keep adding to this

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Im so glad you have found it helpful!!

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And yes, a guitarist who can play metal at 840 bpm for 8 minutes is ALSO worth his or her weight in gold-plated pickups.

Didnt think about that, will do in future!

Thank you so much!!

That’s basically what i had to do! Turned out i had an actual injury that needed a little physical therapy, but it’s back to full strength now and I’m using 10’s again

To be honest i have no clue 😂 but it’s probably a lot of E minor pentatonic stuff with a little A minor pentatonic mixed in

Lol yeah if there is only noise when you use voice 3 or do the coil tap/split then a different set isn’t going to change that. But it also shouldn’t be noisy just because you did a coil split, i had a computer in front of me acting as a source of noise. You could check your environment with a passive single coil pickup and see if you are getting similar hum, if it sounds like there is an extra source of hum or significantly more noise/hum than the passive then there could be an issue with the fishman pickup. Otherwise id say you’re just fine Let me know if that helps and if you have any other questions!

Idk why i never saw this comment, thats so cool! We are working on a full album right now under that band name actually! 😂

They unfortunately have to have batteries, but there are a couple different ways you can wire it that could work. For this one we did not use the back plate battery, it just has a 9v battery tucked away behind the pickguard. If you have space in the cavity you should be able to make it work!

Man that is tricky, i havent actually heard what they sound like in the middle position. I personally love the classic neck as a single pickup, but some of the artist series are a little more versatile and can do a strat 2 or 4 position by combining coils from each pickup(henson and abasi pickups). I think for this question you may want to call fishman support! Its pretty specialized

@@CodyHarmon Thank you man, Fishman did send me schematics for 3x Classics with 3 voice and phase. I saw Greg Koch using HHH classics in an Epiphone LP and it was great but, theres so many new models deciding which does the most stratty tone when split, man, I Cant decide. Thank you for your vide, time, and response. I enjoy your content and value your opinion.

could you send me a diagram of how you wired it? this is my first time working on the electronics of a guitar allthough i have taken on many other electronics jobs. but wanting to do the same thing.

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Ive never actually tried a rotary switch. Im curious how it would feel

Just to be difficult and different. Unusual and unnatural marketing. Over rated and over priced. Sold mine and bought Suhr.

Its for treating trigger finger. I had a variety of hand injuries for a while, it makes a big difference if you ever have that issue!

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Im glad it was helpful!

All good feedback! Thank you!

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This could be due to scale length but, through the exact same signal chain, the strat single coils feels just a bit brighter and snappier where the p90 single coil voicing feels a bit warmer, but the strat seems to have just a touch more twang to it. I really like the overwound voicing(2) in the p90s, especially on the neck, its very fat like a PAF humbucker but still has some single coil feel to it as well. If you like the strat 2 & 4 positions (I love them) then you really cant beat that set, but if you mainly use bridge and neck then i think you could get all the tones you wanted out of the p90 single coil voicing + you get that nice fat p90 tone As a 3rd option i loveee their HSH setup with the classic set of humbuckers. Incredibly versatile, beautiful voicings + you get the 2 & 4 strat positions perfectly

@@CodyHarmon excellent, thanks for your thoughts! I have 2 guitars with the Fluence classic open core humbuckers. Love them, and looking to expand tonal options. I’m thinking I might have to try both the Strat set & p90s. Great to hear that the HSH set can also nail the 2 & 4 position Strat tones. Makes sense about the scale length possibly being some or all of the “single coil” tone difference.

Im glad it was helpful! You’re very welcome!

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i think i could do that! i just gotta find a fuzz pedal i have never used one before haha

Sorry about that 😂 working on talking slower haha

Can turn up the audio! And working on slowing down, its harder than you think for me 🤣

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