Hello to all,
This is my first post! This is also my first complete warmoth build (picked up a neck from them about a year ago - awesome). I am building (basically) a fat strat (HSS) with strat style fixed bridge
Alder body and Quartersawn maple neck.
I am looking for a guitar sounds that will cover blues to hard rock (not metal). I prefer fatter crunch sounds with warmer mids and highs - not really looking for ultra high gain.
I will be playing out of the following amps
Reeves Custom 6 with Fulltone OCD
or
Fender Blues Deluxe w/ OCD
or
Peavey Bravo 112
I am currently thinking about the following pu combination for this guitar:
Dimarzio Air Zone (full size humbucker) bridge
Dimarzio Cruiser in the middle
Dimarzio Chopper or Cruiser in the neck
I am very familiar with the Chopper (neck) and have a Tone Zone (bridge) in another strat style guitar. I figure the Air Zone should be more vintage output with less vowel sound.
I have tried Seymour Duncan before and missed every time - I prefer Dimarzio based on what I have heard and experienced.
I was wondering if anyone is familiar with this combination in a strat style guitar (or similiar)
OR if you have any suggestions
thanks for your time
Kurt
This is my first post! This is also my first complete warmoth build (picked up a neck from them about a year ago - awesome). I am building (basically) a fat strat (HSS) with strat style fixed bridge
Alder body and Quartersawn maple neck.
I am looking for a guitar sounds that will cover blues to hard rock (not metal). I prefer fatter crunch sounds with warmer mids and highs - not really looking for ultra high gain.
I will be playing out of the following amps
Reeves Custom 6 with Fulltone OCD
or
Fender Blues Deluxe w/ OCD
or
Peavey Bravo 112
I am currently thinking about the following pu combination for this guitar:
Dimarzio Air Zone (full size humbucker) bridge
Dimarzio Cruiser in the middle
Dimarzio Chopper or Cruiser in the neck
I am very familiar with the Chopper (neck) and have a Tone Zone (bridge) in another strat style guitar. I figure the Air Zone should be more vintage output with less vowel sound.
I have tried Seymour Duncan before and missed every time - I prefer Dimarzio based on what I have heard and experienced.
I was wondering if anyone is familiar with this combination in a strat style guitar (or similiar)
OR if you have any suggestions
thanks for your time
Kurt