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D.Allen
September 16th, 2011, 01:07 PM
Check out artist Tony Sims playing the FatCats at NAMM. Had to cut it short the NAMM Sound Police came by but I think you will get an idea of how they sound.
Thanks for looking.
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A little about this set:
We took a lot of time developing this set and went through a lot of prototypes. We worked with several artist to design it string by string.
We use a mix of three different Alnico magnets and wind the Neck to 7.2 with 43 GA poly and bridge to 7.88 which creates a nice balance between the two.
This set has bright clear highs that sizzle and pop with out ice pick and warm but crisp low. Made to be able to twang in Country or go to Rock or Blues Rock as well.
Big. These pickups give you big, fat, warm single-coil Telecaster sounds. They are clear and still cut, but have a slightly rounder and darker tone. Punchy, thick sounds, but with clarity and chime. This is a very versatile set, but also very well suited for those with jazz, pop, or rhythm and blues tendencies.
Thanks for looking.
w8bVs_c9WKE
A little about this set:
We took a lot of time developing this set and went through a lot of prototypes. We worked with several artist to design it string by string.
We use a mix of three different Alnico magnets and wind the Neck to 7.2 with 43 GA poly and bridge to 7.88 which creates a nice balance between the two.
This set has bright clear highs that sizzle and pop with out ice pick and warm but crisp low. Made to be able to twang in Country or go to Rock or Blues Rock as well.
Big. These pickups give you big, fat, warm single-coil Telecaster sounds. They are clear and still cut, but have a slightly rounder and darker tone. Punchy, thick sounds, but with clarity and chime. This is a very versatile set, but also very well suited for those with jazz, pop, or rhythm and blues tendencies.