I'm partial to lower output A5 in 3x5s vs A2.Has anyone put some Wolfetones into a semi hollow? I'm waffling between Dr. Vintages and Legends, but I think one of those might be just the thing for that guitar.
Those Dr V's were the best pups I've owned in my 50+ test driving extravaganzaI had a dr vintage in a carvin sh550 and that was almost a keeper of a guitar.
Maybe I should mention too that this is a rather unusual 335 type in that it's all solid carved maple, not laminate.
Does it being solid carved maple make it overly mid-rangey/bright for a semi hollow? Both Dr. Vintage and Legends are built with A2 magnets I believe. Wolfe could probably make a recommendation for a magnet change depending on the timbre of that guitar. An A4, perhaps just in the bridge, could tighten up the lows and highs and balance out the midrange, if that's a concern.
Just a thought, and I'd bet either set would sound great.![]()
I hear that, so many factors to consider.
I'd bet Wolfe would sell you some magnets separately if you wanted to experiment.
Definitely easier doing that the going the install/uninstall route on multiple pickups in a semi-hollow!![]()
I kinda think so too for a 335 type guitarI think I'd go for the Marshallhead IIs.
...I also have a Marshallhead bridge and Dr Vintage neck pup in my Les Paul Classic and they absolutely rock. For the coin Wolfe's stuff in very hard to beat