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Spector Club - Part 8

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Session1969 said:
I looked for Jimmys advice on adjusting the pickups and couldn't find it. Would you fill me in ? The strings on my Rebop 5 measure 5mm above my pups.

Weird...I just looked and didn't see it either...anyways, after adjusting the neck relief, string action, intonation...I adjust the pups to where they are a credit cards thickness from the strings. I actually use a credit card for this. If you find this too hot due to your style of playing I.e. Slapping, then you'll want to lower the pups some. Hope this helps.
 
Way too close. You'll damage the pickup cover and possibly your amp if your strings hit the pickups too often.


too close? pick ups do go lower too you know..


i think the pickup thing you're talking about might be from exposed pole pickups like on fenders where you get a pop when you touch the strings to them.. however i never heard of them damaging an amp.


where is this info coming? :eyebrow:
 
Dan from Between the Buried and Me plays an NS 2000/5 on all the albums hes been on (Alaska onwards).

Thats the tone that got me hooked on Spector, and that model ahaha, thats why I bought it :o

Yeah, him and Arif got me hooked on Spector. It's just that Dan is really convincing me to downsize.

He plays with a very light touch though. I've yet to hear the aggressive style Arif has on a Legend or NS2000/5
 
too close? pick ups do go lower too you know..


i think the pickup thing you're talking about might be from exposed pole pickups like on fenders where you get a pop when you touch the strings to them.. however i never heard of them damaging an amp.


where is this info coming? :eyebrow:

Lol ! Let me be more specific. It damages speakers and will lead to a shorter speaker life.You're right about the exposed pole pieces causing that problem. I'm still prgrammed about avoiding that.Even still, l don't want to risk having my strings hit plastic or not being able to perform well onstage because I can't move around freely.
 
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