J JonWormwood Member Jun 16, 2007 3,885 0 36 Jax, Fl Aug 14, 2011 #1 Client of mine wants ne to do some work on his explorer and wants a new pick up. Stock are kind of muddy... They play powerish metal in Eb. Emg?
Client of mine wants ne to do some work on his explorer and wants a new pick up. Stock are kind of muddy... They play powerish metal in Eb. Emg?
Damage, Inc. Member Jan 26, 2011 129 0 16 The hive of scum and villainy known as Clinton, IA www.myspace.com Aug 14, 2011 #2 I have the 81/85 in my Warmoth explorer. The dark tone of the mahogany balances out the presence of the EMGs. Sounds beefy, but there's clarity too.
I have the 81/85 in my Warmoth explorer. The dark tone of the mahogany balances out the presence of the EMGs. Sounds beefy, but there's clarity too.
S some-dude Member Aug 5, 2011 36 0 6 Aug 14, 2011 #3 I use an 60/81 setup in mine. I had an 85 in the neck but it was too bassy. Good for a soloist, but I use the neck for cleans.
I use an 60/81 setup in mine. I had an 85 in the neck but it was too bassy. Good for a soloist, but I use the neck for cleans.
Damage, Inc. Member Jan 26, 2011 129 0 16 The hive of scum and villainy known as Clinton, IA www.myspace.com Aug 15, 2011 #4 I agree, the 85 is great for a fat lead tone but I have to cut some bass out of my clean channel to compensate for it.
I agree, the 85 is great for a fat lead tone but I have to cut some bass out of my clean channel to compensate for it.
TimatWaves Tim at Waves Nov 4, 2010 143 0 16 www.waves.com Aug 16, 2011 #5 As cliche' as it may seem I had an EMG 81 in the bridge of my 1984 Explorer (RIP) for a long long time. I honestly couldn't imagine anything better. I'd go with a 60 in the neck position. I really miss that guitar......
As cliche' as it may seem I had an EMG 81 in the bridge of my 1984 Explorer (RIP) for a long long time. I honestly couldn't imagine anything better. I'd go with a 60 in the neck position. I really miss that guitar......