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Title: Duncan Alnico pro 2 Right For Me? Post by: WanaBGunner on October 11, 2004, 01:03:02 PM I plan on buying a new bridge pick up for my Epiphone Les Paul Standard. I love playing with a bluesy sound, and the Seymour Duncan Alnico pro 2 pick ups are exactly that. BUT, I?m afraid I wont be able to get that good AC/DC or Lynyrd Skynyrd sound outta her if I use these pickups. I will be using a Marshal MG30 AMP. What are your thoughts? Will I still get a good classic rock sound outta these or will the base be to strong?
Thanks. Title: Re: Duncan Alnico pro 2 Right For Me? Post by: N.I.B on October 11, 2004, 02:39:46 PM instead of buying pickups y dont u just buy a pedal? u can make all sorts of guitar sounds on that.
Title: Re: Duncan Alnico pro 2 Right For Me? Post by: WanaBGunner on October 11, 2004, 02:59:17 PM instead of buying pickups y dont u just buy a pedal? u can make all sorts of guitar sounds on that. ::)? ? :o My question still stands... Any suggestions on a pedal that will give me that type of sound? Title: Re: Duncan Alnico pro 2 Right For Me? Post by: Darkburst on October 15, 2004, 09:17:34 PM I plan on buying a new bridge pick up for my Epiphone Les Paul Standard. I love playing with a bluesy sound, and the Seymour Duncan Alnico pro 2 pick ups are exactly that. BUT, I?m afraid I wont be able to get that good AC/DC or Lynyrd Skynyrd sound outta her if I use these pickups. I will be using a Marshal MG30 AMP. What are your thoughts? Will I still get a good classic rock sound outta these or will the base be to strong? Thanks. You should have no problem reaching AC/DC or Skynyrd with the Alnico II Pros, which are a low output PAF-ish pickup. Getting a tube Marshall amp will help you reach AC/DC and G N R type tones too. Most of Angus's tone is Gibson SG with humbuckers-->various Marshall tube amps. |