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So after talking to a few knowledgeable folks about pickup "hotness" I'm undecided on what pups to use. I'm pretty much sold on the Seymour Duncan Quarter Pounder for the neck position, but the general consensus is that I should go with something "hotter" (or with a higher resistance as read across the inductor/pickup) for the bridge pup.
Any suggestions from the crowd on what I should go with? As SGD (Dave, I take it?) said, I can't realistically use the Alumatone P pup that's supposedly on it's way, so what should I go for?
No, seriously, this was what I had copied to the clipboard last...
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