Sidewinder Pickup?

Andy Schick · From: Kingston, Ontario, Canada

Anyone ever try the BL 900 series sidewinder
pickup in their guitar?
Any and all thoughts appreciated.
Andy

Roger Crawford · From: Griffin, GA USA

These pups seem to accentuate the low-mid ranges. I had them on a Zum, and never could get them give me really clean highs without being too thin. I went back to single coils (True Tone's) and all is well.

Jerry Erickson · From: Atlanta,IL 61723

I've got 'em on my D10 Fessy and I love 'em. I tried 710's,10-1,Emmons single coil,TT and for me , these were the winners. Of course YMMV.

chuck lemasters · From: Jacksonburg, WV

Lawrence 910's are the pickups that have spent the most time on my Mullen.

chuck

db · From: Bethlehem, PA 18015 USA

I heard some of the early proto-types.
They had a real balanced tone pallet
and had a very pleasing attack characteristic.
Almost like it was through a high quality compressor.
These are a revival of the origonal "FireBird" pick-up also designed by Bill.

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Dan Balde
U-12/8&5, S-7/D 3&1, S-6/E,A & G3

[This message was edited by db on 05 March 2005 at 07:02 PM.]

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