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Mixing EMG j with jx ??? Tried mixing different model pick ups in my jazz bass, a jx bridge pickup and a emg sj pup. I can't seem to get the jx pickup which is super nice to work. Its just really quiet. Should I add another battery? Or you can't mix pups? Thanks |
The J has a higher output impedance than the JX. 10k vs. 2k. Are you using the controls that came with the JX? |
yeah, have you checked each pickup by itself? wired right, they each should work fine, but together you'd probably only hear the "X" pickup. (i discovered this when wiring a set of duncan blackout (active) guitar pickups to an EMG-equipped axe; the duncans conveniently use the same connectors in the same configuration into the same pots, so i only had to clip in the new pickups; as an experiment i left the EMGs in to see how they mixed, and the duncans completely swamped them. the blackouts have a newer preamp than old-school EMGs; i suspect they were part of the impetus that got EMG to upgrade their preamps with the "X" series.) here's a dumb question: is the connector clip in backwards on the JX? |
I'm using the active tone and it's working fine now. I can also hear both pickups crystal clear. I just had to drop the neck pickup down a lot to compensate |
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