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Friend of Leo's
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Magnets Alnico / Ceramic
Is there a correlation to matching PUP to Speaker in the magnet dept.?
Do Alnico PUP sound better through Alnico speaker and Visa-Versa? Is this an OK to post this thread, kind of PUP and speaker, but Tele tech related pretty much. ;) |
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Friend of Leo's
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Absolutely no correlation whatsoever...did someone tell you that, or did you pick it up from the internet ?...just curious how this stuff gets started..?
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Tele-Meister
Join Date: Apr 2003
Posts: 241
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yes there is a correlation.
The reasons for choosing alnico pickups apply to speaker selection as well. If vintage tone and compression is is desirable in a pickup, then vintage tone and compression is desirable in a speaker. If you like modern aggressive sounding ceramic pickups you would probably want a modern aggressive sounding speaker mixing is fine too but in general |
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Tele-Afflicted
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Nutley, NJ
Age: 29
Posts: 1,568
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No, there's no need to match speakers and pickup magnets. They both do different jobs and don't interact in any way other than each individually shaping tone.
Besides, some people have guitars with mixed magnet types. |
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