sputnik
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Same here!I just ordered a set of the Premium Clone PAF's from Wizz using his Black Friday discount code and am SO excited for when they arrive. Can't wait!!
Same here!I just ordered a set of the Premium Clone PAF's from Wizz using his Black Friday discount code and am SO excited for when they arrive. Can't wait!!
Nice! I have that set in my R9. They are perfect for that guitar.I just ordered a set of the Premium Clone PAF's from Wizz using his Black Friday discount code and am SO excited for when they arrive. Can't wait!!
Just buy a set of Duncan Custom Shop Pearly GatesBump. Any reviews on these?
You wanna sell me a set?Just buy a set of Duncan Custom Shop Pearly Gates
I have two sets, best pickups money can buy
Is there a difference between the custom shop pearly gates and standard pearly gates?Just buy a set of Duncan Custom Shop Pearly Gates
I have two sets, best pickups money can buy
Oh yes, different in every wayIs there a difference between the custom shop pearly gates and standard pearly gates?
Sorry, they are in two of my guitars !You wanna sell me a set?![]()
Probably just the priceIs there a difference between the custom shop pearly gates and standard pearly gates?
Price, build, aged, sound just to name a fewProbably just the price![]()
That's what i don't get. It either sounds like pearly gates, or it doesn't. Therefore if it don't, then it ain't.Price, build, aged, sound just to name a few
Potted versus unpotted, hand wound, and I believe they are scatter wound.Is there a difference between the custom shop pearly gates and standard pearly gates?
The original PG Duncan pickups were designed to make every guitar Billy put them in to sound like Pearly (the guitar) so that he could just switch guitars live and not have to mess with his amps/EQ, etc.. IOW they were engineered/designed/wound to give a VERY specific EQ in other guitars and they are NOT clones. As an example Seymour has said the original PAFs in pearly are not A2. Seymour used A2 in the Duncans because that's what got the midrange to sound right in Billy's other guitars compared to Pearly. It's kind of like a SuperD or a Duncan JB- the overt voicing of the pickup takes over the natural voice of whatever guitar you put it in. That's what the production PG are supposed to do- make your guitar sound like the sum of all the parts, not just the pickups. Whether they succeeded or not, is a completely different conversation and highly subjective (I say nay)That's what i don't get. It either sounds like pearly gates, or it doesn't. Therefore if it don't, then it ain't.
I bought a production Duncan pearly gates a couple months ago to replace a bb1. Haven't installed it yet. Will compare at some stage.