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Old 08-24-2011, 04:25 AM
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EMG MMCS vs. EMG MMTW

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So I've been looking at EMG pickups to put into my Dean, and I'm not quite sure what the difference between the two is. I can't find many demos videos or any comparisons.

So if anyone knows the difference between the two, it'd be really nice to help me out.

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Old 08-24-2011, 04:40 AM
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The TW pups can switch between single and dual-coil, with a significant volume loss in single-coil mode, but in dual-coil they're essentially the same as a CS. From the website:

The single-coil mode is a new version of our J pickup built in the CS (ceramic and steel). The dual-coil mode is our popular CS dual-coil consisting of two coils opposite one another creating a pickup similar to model 40CS. A push/pull volume (or tone) pot allows you to change from the clarity of a single-coil to the fatness of a dual-coil.
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Old 08-24-2011, 05:13 AM
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The TW pups can switch between single and dual-coil, with a significant volume loss in single-coil mode, but in dual-coil they're essentially the same as a CS. From the website:

The single-coil mode is a new version of our J pickup built in the CS (ceramic and steel). The dual-coil mode is our popular CS dual-coil consisting of two coils opposite one another creating a pickup similar to model 40CS. A push/pull volume (or tone) pot allows you to change from the clarity of a single-coil to the fatness of a dual-coil.
I get it now! Thanks.
Looks like I'm going with the CS.
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