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I have the audio recorded with the SF2s vs the stock ABZ pickups.
Haven't made a video yet.
I can send you the audio file with time stamps
It's funny - you and I hear those pickups as opposite. For me the FDVs are cleaner and more balanced. The FD3s sound hotter, more compressed with more mids.I just did a pick up swap as I was going for a tighter cleaner sound. I swapped FDVs for FD3s in my Z36. Set virtually identical and I g ot more so what I was looking for.
That upright has some serious mojo! Nice one!
It just made it's way to me. It's a 1961 Kay!
It's funny - you and I hear those pickups as opposite. For me the FDVs are cleaner and more balanced. The FD3s sound hotter, more compressed with more mids.
It's funny - you and I hear those pickups as opposite. For me the FDVs are cleaner and more balanced. The FD3s sound hotter, more compressed with more mids.
The current FD3s and all pups have the small writing identifiers on them now in the same fashion.FDV is written on the front of the pickup, pretty sure the FD3 shells are blank but they might be identifiable too.
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Is there a way how to recognise FD Vs FDV from the outside, without disassembly? Thanks!
The best way to know on those is to pop them and look at the back. They are probably FD3 but could be something else. My bet is FD3
Action vids! We opened for a touring hippie band last night, got a couple good vids...
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I got warning that a certain 6 string *green ab1 is on its way to the photo booth….
*Porsche green