Fishman Fluence Devin Townsend Set: The GREATEST Clean I have ever heard from Humbuckers
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2018
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Fishman Fluence Devin Townsend Clean Demo:
Without a doubt the the clearest and most versatile pickups I have ever used, any questions or demo requests please ask away!
Pat 
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Without a doubt the feel, clarity and versatility has blow me away, make sure you grab your headphones or speakers and download the track to see for yourself, but what do you think?
Waoooo the sound is so clean that is close to a piezo I’m sold ! Thanks for the demo
Great video! So glad you're back to making good quality videos!
Thanks for sticking around Connor :)
I have a set of these on the way. The cleans are of particular interest to me, I love the idea of heavy bridge to that single coil clean.
This was a great video I did listen to the video with headphones on and you can tell the difference do you have other demos of clean fishman pickups
patdavidmusic: Sounds great. Devin Townsend, Strapping Young Lads, Zimmers Hole; All good stuff. Cheers.
He always has such amazing tone!
patdavidmusic He really does. Great demo BTW, Pat!
Sounds amazing
Thanks man!
I love that voice 1 humbucker sound.
Me too buddy, really punchy, the notes bloom out and it sounds huge!
This video came at a perfect time to give me confidence in the set of these i have coming in the next day or so. Not enough clean demos of these!
I'm curious to know what diagram you used to wire these up. This is the same config I have on the guitar they're going in and there are 1001 different diagrams to jump off from..
Oh wow! Did you order the same set?
I'm really happy to help the only issue is I didn't use a diagram but I did get advice from Fishman
"Voice switch, green and orange, go to the volume pot and switch to ground for V2.
Then yellow and blue are for the coil cut, those go to the tone pot's switch"
That wiring may only be for my set though, but good luck!
Hi Pat, Great vid, Subbed. Do you have a wiring pic of the 2x push/pull config please? Mine are arriving Monday and the Fishman website do now show this setup, many thanks
Great to have you on board!
Here's what I did but it I believe it may only work with the devin townsend set because others might use different colours
"Voice switch, green and orange, go to the volume pot and switch to ground for V2.
Then yellow and blue are for the coil cut, those go to the tone pot's switch"
I love clean humbucker songs
Me too buddy :)
This Vs the KILLSWITCH engage pickups? Both have 3 voices, which one is better?
EMG 60a neck is the warmest smoothest clean I have heard. It was a different person with a different guitar though. I would love to hear an A/B comparison with these pickups and the EMG 60a
Amazing
Right?!!?
What pickup height do you recommend we use with these!?!
Pat, can you make a full tutorial of Don't Fear The Reaper- B.O.C. on acoustic guitar?
Sadly buddy I don't do full tutorials, it takes way too long and few people watch them
would it be a good idea to get these in the bridge and an invader in the neck
Do you have a 3 or 5 way switch? If you have voice and coil-split on push-pull and a 5 way switch, I sorta really wanna know what setup you got on that switch 😂😂😂
Hey buddy it’s the same setup that Devin has, it’s on a video where he talks about essentially having three voices
Better than Modern or the KSE versionS...? What about if l wanna have one of the best warm & “hot solo”...?
unsure sorry I just have these
Nice video. So each voice gets it's own single coil tone? Making for 4 tones total per pickup
Even more options!
Voice 1,
Neck, both, bridge
Voice 2,
Neck both bridge
Voice 1 single coil
Neck both bridge
Voice 2
Neck both bridge
12 tones!
+patdavidmusic I'm a little late, but thanks for the reply!!
Devin Townsend Voice 3 Vs Killswitch Engage voice 3?? Pls explain. Which one is better and why?
Sorry dude I don’t have pickups
Humbuckers always sound so muddy and woofy to me. They only sound-good with Distortion. I've been searching for a clear, low output Humbucker with an articulate Clean-Tone. These do sound fantastic. What is their output and magnet? ( any specs on these )
Dimarzio paf master gets my vote.
@@deftonedigga I recently heard (in a recording studio) the Suhr Thornbuckers with Alnico 4's - I was very-impressed. I will also check-out those DiMarzio's - Thanks. oNe LovE from NYC
Do you have a demo of clean strumming? Like John Mayer?
Sadly I don’t have the guitar any more sorry buddy
No worries. Thanks for replying.
I really want to see how it performs with voice 2 humbucker with a heavy distortion and lead. If any similar to like a duncan jb or something I'm sold. :D
I'd say if you're after a thicker / better JB check out the fishman classic range dude
yeah but I want to have the active tone too for contrast. I want to use it not only for metal but for other styles of music too. Like blues. And I want to use the voice 1 as a boost. Whatever. Just record some palmmuted powerchords with it (in standard E) into a di and I will be more than happy :)
And you know that was by far the best demonstration of these pickups. Thank you very much man!
Thanks so much for the kind words Richard!
I'm working on another demo right now, maybe it'll be live in two weeks,
But there will be a DI track for sure!
and standard E palm mutes? I want my standard E palm mutes. And hit the string very hard :D
Actually there is a little trick if you want to try something new. You know many guitar players holding the pick in an angle. So this is the worst way to hold the pick if you want to have an agressive attack. If you want an energetic agressive attack try to engle the pick backwards. Just try it. You know.. The more you know :)
I actually stole this technique from Ole Englund. This is why everything sounds so great when he plays.
These sound phenomenal. I’m not sure how I feel about battery-powered pickups
Do like I did, buy a guitar that has a boost or battery already installed so it's an easy swap out
patdavidmusic That’s a smart idea! How long do these last on one battery? And how difficult is it to change them?
Battery change on this guitar is like changing the battery on a tv remote just open a slot and swap. Battery lasts I think well over 100 hours
patdavidmusic That’s not too bad, I suppose.
Maaan but what amplifier are you using
Fractal AX8 bogner shiva
@@patdavidmusic if u don’t mind my asking, how much for an amp that model my friend?
How many guitar you have bought in these 2 years?😉😮😮😮😮😮😮
Haha I'd say two!
fishmans sets are all so good im stuck!!!!
get the Devins!
Uggggghhhhhh the guitar I want to install these in only has one knob, and I dont want to drill any holes 😭
There are alternate fluence diagrams for single volume with the push/pull voice switch as a master instead, do not fret!
OK, now I'm confused!
In the video below Devin *himself* says that the pickup set has 3 (Three) modes (*1.* A Modern "Active" Humbucker with pole pieces and blade. *2.* A more "Classic" passive humbucker tone, and *3.* A Tele/Strat.type single coil) and he mentions nothing about "normal" splitting. Could you explain what's going on?
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The normal splitting is 3
@@patdavidmusic Sorry. Still confused... 🥴😀 Devin describes THREE different sounds. *1:* His "metal" humbucker, *2:* A Tele/Strat type single-coil, and *3:* A humbucker version of that Tele/Strat type single-coil.
You describe *FOUR* different sounds in each pickup (Specifically *two humbuckers* and their respective single coil versions.) So, have you wired the set differently than Devin? How? (Also, I didn't know that you could actually "split" Fishman pickups in the traditional sense, I thought the "single-coil" sounds were actually completely different circuits.)
@@griiseknoen A year late but the fishman lineup is a little confusing so I'm not surprised there's some confusion. Only a few Fishman models have a true third voice. Notably the Open Core models (Open Core Classic, Merrow, and Javier Reyes), but the normal classic was updated to include the third after the Open Core models released. The humbucker models (including the older version of the Classics) don't have a voice 3, but do have options to enable coil splits which can split both Voice 1 and Voice 2.
From the Fishman site he wires his pickups in two ways: Either a push-pull to switch from V1 to V2 w/ Coil Tap, or a 3 way toggle which chooses between V1, V2, and V2 w/ Coil Taps. So since Devin himself doesn't wire them in a way that he can ever use V1 w/ Coil Taps, he probably doesn't really consider it when talking about them. (I'm calling them Coil Taps since that's what the pickups themselves label them as)
This part is conjecture, but the Fishman marketing page even refers to Voice 2 as "single coil" and "access to a humbucking version of Voice 2 is available via push-pull" which makes me think when they designed them with Devin he was focused on creating a heavy Voice 1, and a single coil Voice 2 which they achieved with the Coil Tapped voice 2. But because they did it with their covered pickup architecture using a true Coil Tap, they could still untap Voice 2 and get a humbucking version, or tap voice 1 and get a single coil version of it. Devin probably appreciated the humbucking version of Voice 2 for use in noisy environments, but Voice 1 with Coil Taps was just an extra he probably didn't fuss over while developing them nor intended to use. Just a bonus we can use if we wire them for it.
@@seanmackay6739 useful info, mate!
Do you happen to know how to wire them as to get all the 4 "voices"? Or can you point me to a diagram that show this possibility?
I want to get these myself (to swap some stock pups on a PRS Mushok), and would like to know how to wire them to get all the juices out (:-D) and what other parts I may need. Probably the DPDT switch for sure.
The thing is that on the back I see connections only for output (V1, probably), V2 and coil tap (but not clear for which voice).
Thx a bunch in advance!
@@mariuszota the coil tap applies to both voices. So if you wire a switch to V2 and a switch to Coil tap, with the switches off you're in V1. If you turn on on Coil tap then you would be in coil tapped V1. If you turn it off and switch to V2 then you're in humbucking V2. Then if you pull both the V2 and Coil Tap switches you'd be in coil tapped V2.
Your output always sends the signal from whatever mode your in, and switches on the V2 or Coil Tap terminals enables that mode.
If you want full flexibility you'd need either 4 switches or 4 Push Pulls (or any combination of 4) to control the Voice and Coil Tap for each separately. If you don't mind linking some up (like having one push/pull control both coil taps at once) you can get by with 2 or 3 switches.
Their site should have lots of wiring diagram options
Clarity also depends on the player👍👌