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Your favorite neck bucker combobig jimmy October 21st, 2010, 06:11 PM I am looking for a good Bucker neck and bridge combo. I have a SD Antiquity mini neck and Jerry Donahue in 1 guitar and am looking for a different combo for the second. Like to hear some combos you tried or have now and what pots and stuff your using. Thanks Colt W. Knight October 21st, 2010, 06:19 PM I have a guitar with a SD Lil 59 in the bridge and a Rockfield in the neck. Excellent combo in my opinion. Chrismo October 21st, 2010, 06:25 PM I like the Duncan '59/Broadcaster or Donahue pairing, but I've always wanted to try a Dimarzio Air Classic/36th Anniversary PAF with an Area Hot T in the bridge. I personally had an Alnico II Pro in the neck with a Lil '59 once and that was versatile; some people dig the Jazz/Lil '59 combo too. Colt W. Knight October 21st, 2010, 07:44 PM I like the Duncan '59/Broadcaster or Donahue pairing, but I've always wanted to try a Dimarzio Air Classic/36th Anniversary PAF with an Area Hot T in the bridge. I personally had an Alnico II Pro in the neck with a Lil '59 once and that was versatile; some people dig the Jazz/Lil '59 combo too. This will be the next pairing I try. jkingma October 21st, 2010, 07:57 PM One of my projects had a Seymour Duncan Vintage Stack in the bridge position and an Alnico II Pro Humbucker in the neck position. It was great combo. symptom October 21st, 2010, 08:45 PM I'm looking for the same suggestions for my Squier Vintage Modified SH Tele. I think I`ll get the GFS Fatbody (normal version) for the bridge and the Seymour Duncan 59 for the neck... I just still don't know what to do with the electronics. I will stay with the 500k vol 250k tone and see what happens. Let us know when you decide and how it sounds. =) big jimmy October 22nd, 2010, 01:10 AM Wondering how the NO-Caster bridge matches up with a humbucker? big jimmy October 22nd, 2010, 01:12 AM "I like the Duncan '59/Broadcaster" I am very tempted to try this one. How much different is the broadcaster than the Jerry Donahue? I am looking for the same but different if you know what I mean. Chrismo October 22nd, 2010, 02:51 AM Broadcaster is similar in '50s tone but will be a bit edgier from the Alnico 5 magnets - they'll still have that nice twang but different enough to warrant a purchase. The Nocaster bridge is paired with a '59 in a lot of Custom Shop Fenders, and I LOVE the Nocaster bridge pickup. That's also a combo I'd like to try out sometime. Try that one and let me know - that way you'll fuel my G.A.S.! Colt W. Knight October 22nd, 2010, 09:35 AM Dont Hotrod 52 Ri come with Nocaster bridges and SD mini 59 buckers? Chrismo October 22nd, 2010, 01:12 PM Dont Hotrod 52 Ri come with Nocaster bridges and SD mini 59 buckers? They use a "Broadcaster" bridge, which I think uses A5 magnets. big jimmy October 23rd, 2010, 04:04 AM Dont Hotrod 52 Ri come with Nocaster bridges and SD mini 59 buckers? Which mini bucker is the 59? and i think no casters a alnico 3 Chrismo October 23rd, 2010, 04:41 AM Which mini bucker is the 59? and i think no casters a alnico 3 The mini in the Hot Rod 52 is a Duncan Vintage Mini. Nocasters are A3. ZZB3 October 23rd, 2010, 11:09 AM I run a Duncan Antiquity paired with a Donahue. Before I used a broadcaster for years but the Donahue is fuller yet still twangs in this guitar. One combo I used for a while in a blues band was a Lace strat blue neck pup paired with a Duncan Lil'59 bridge. I had a lot of compliments on that pair but my Antiquity and Donahue work much better for me for what I do. Have fun, Wayne |
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