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INF is more aggressive, Fleor - more light. basically, In My experience, Fleor's Ceramic is better than Alnico5.

Now I use Fleor's ceramic on this Ibanez And I am very satisfied.

@@GiorgiLobzhana Thank you. Wow, why better ? Isn't ceramic sounds harsh ?

@@brCharlieNagy Yeah, ceramic have more mids & low high ends. I recomendid to you them.

@@brCharlieNagy In my channel also I have video about Fleor ceramic.

After this video, on bridge I instaled Fleor's CERAMIC pup. For me (in my taste) CERAMIC sounds better.

Strings are same, also both woods are Baswood+maple. If you don't like it, get out of here.

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13-14k. They are high outputs

Look at the Seymour Duncan forum, Or ask there. (Fleor's wire color-system is absolutely same as SD)

@@GiorgiLobzhana thx

@@L0nelyWarri0r In my case is that. forum.seymourduncan.com/forum/the-pickup-lounge/334082-ibanez-hh-5-way-switch-with-duncans?fbclid=IwAR1ZuTv3lthsQNsFoqgjVjYLYIIUQqSjLCDIRxwwnD0RK5JyT6Q4Cy5DsBs

Ibanez / Corttek makes pretty decent guitars but low to mid priced guitars always have a very one dimensional sterile sound to me. I own only a single Ibanez RGD to do Death songs with.

Here are video About Fleor ceramic too. On my channel.

თეორიულად რასაც ამბობ, მესმის, მიშა, თუმცაღა, უამრავი ცნობილი იუთუბერი რომ შვება მასე, სხვა და სხვა გიტარებზე ადარებს ციფრული ემულაციებით, მაგ პრინციპს გავყევი მეც.

ორივე ამერიკული ცაცხვის კორპუსზეა + ნეკერჩხალის გრიფით. განსხვავებაა ფრეტბორდში მხოლოდ, იბანეზია ვარდის, შექტერი - ვენგის.

Also in my videos is "Ylajali" and in this track, on clean tone, I used Fleor. (split single position)

ehem... RGRT421 has a quantum pickups, not inf...

@@user-tz8wt8fy5c You're right! 😅 However, I just read Infinity pickups were discontinued by 2015, and replaced by Quantum instead. So I guess they aren't that dissimilar.

@@riangarianga they sound way different... Quantum more like... Modern twangy sound, and inf3-4 (never heard inf1-2 by myself) are more scooped and agressive. I prefer inf, but somebody can like quantums instead

Now I use ceramic Fleor on bridge. This is also good.

I recently bought a jem jr and the output is very low on the brigde, around 7.42..I've heard the alnico 5 would be better for it than the stock quantum that is in it,should I do the neck and bridge together?

@@stephenjohnson899 For Ibanez as a metal guitar 7.42 is low. You need somewhere 13,14,15 ohm. And for metal, on bridge, I prefer Ceramic. But everyone has their own taste. On neck alnico5 is fine.

I found the fleor alnico online,they are 15-16k for brigde pickups..I looked at the price and about fell out,$36 for neck and bridge together..I'm going to try them and see if it atleast helps it out,if not then I'll get some evolution 2 pickups and put in it.

@@stephenjohnson899 Yeah, The appeal of Fleor is its very low price.

Very interesting conclusion ))

That is exactly what I hear: INF has a special musical almost vocal voicing, and the Fleor sounds boringly generic and identical in every position.

I want to try Fleor's dual hot rail too. On bridge.

@@GiorgiLobzhana Using the duel rail ceramic in my MD200 Mitchell . Amazing .

But I like INF's split singles tone. Sounds very sweet.

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Duncan designed is not American pup. They are Koreans.

@@GiorgiLobzhana he is right... they are likely made by ARTEC for Duncan USA. Duncan USA are very nice and more like other top brands (Fralin, TV Jones, etc.).

@@DougHinVA Thank you for this comment.

Duncan designed is a bit of a lottery. I've got SC 101s in my squier and I really like them, but swapped the bridge pup out for an air. Norton which I'm still not really sure I love. But the point is, from what I've seen/heard/read, Duncan designed pups can vary a lot in tone and quality.

In my last video-clip "Ylajali" clean tone is from Fleors too.

Have U Ibanez? On this pups are absolutely identical wire color system as a Seymour Duncan.

@@GiorgiLobzhana yes, i have ibanez RG 320.

@@EkaRaka forum.seymourduncan.com/forum/the-pickup-lounge/334082-ibanez-hh-5-way-switch-with-duncans

Here is comparison in my channel. Infs vs Fleors. ruclips.net/video/0KqVY34qsvA/видео.html

stupid comparison. 2 different guitars...

INFs is muddy. Fleor is bright and clear.

Try adjustint the poles

Id have to disagree. While i think a lot of companies do just fine on their stock pickups (squier, epiphone), ibanez's inf line is abysmal. Bridge is somewhat close to the fleors, but when it gets to the neck its clear that the INF's are dull in every aspect.

Way to go, that sounds so much better. At first I thought maybe one pickup was out of phase with the other, that could even be magnet flipped wrong during manufacture. Then I was curious about the wiring, the more complex there is more chance of error. So glad you nailed it down, it sounds wonderful and rich now.

@@AireSound I solved this problem with your help. Thank you very much friend. Greetings from Georgia! <3

You're welcome. I have been messing with guitars for over 50 years. Am too old to ride motorcycles now, that used to be my other hobby.

@@AireSound Tony Iommi, Mick Box, Jimmy Page are over 70 years old. And they are up to date drivings their guitars)) Age is nothing, The main thing is an ageless heart.

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thanks Divil58:) but today when i listening it i noticing defects.. it was 2 years ago when i was begginer ))

@@GiorgiLobzhana All the stuff on my channel is super old and sounds bad to me now! ;)

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