Hot rails, use a 500k pot? - Seymour Duncan User Group Forums
2015年11月6日 · A Hot Rails will work and sound good with either 250K or 500K volume, but "normal" single coils tend to be painfully bright with 500K pots IMO. I would only switch to a 500K volume pot if you're using rails pickups in the neck & mid as well (like the Hot / …
JB vs JBjr vs Hot Rails...my recent experience... - Seymour Duncan …
2017年7月23日 · The Hot Rails has more of a balls out jaggedness to it. A friend of mine sent me his JB Jr that he's not using anymore today. I used the JB Jr in my American Standard for about a decade before the pickup died mid show due to corrosion from sweat (this is an issue that SD's excellent new single coil size humbucker design prevents).
Hot Rails Or Cool Rails? - Seymour Duncan User Group Forums
2010年7月17日 · Re: Hot Rails Or Cool Rails? Don't put a hot rails in the neck position - it would be muddy as sin, even with the neck winding. The cool rails will have plenty of output in the neck. The distortion has a big upper mid boost. The hot rails has a big lower mid boost - there's no hope of a tonal match.
What is the ''preferred'' potentiometer value for Hot Rails style ...
2013年7月12日 · I am looking to put a Hot Rail, Lil 59 or Lil Screamin Demon in the bridge position of my Strat. The guitar currently has Hot Noiseless pickups and 500k pots, and I dont want to alter that since the neck and bridge pickups will be staying.
Hot Rails as a single for 'Fender Musicmaster' bass guitar?
2006年5月4日 · The pickup is a Cool Rails bridge model, and we picked this one because I'd heard that a Hot Rails bridge is too hot and I was concerned that a Hot Rails neck model would be muddy. The slight mid scoop of the Cool Rails is great, and the bass has a great old school P-bass tone with LaBella flats.
Hot Rails vs Full size Humbucker? - Seymour Duncan User Group …
2006年9月20日 · Hmm, not necessarily brighter than the Hot Rails. Remember the HR is in there on an angle, very close to the bridge on the treble side. A straight across humbucker is going to pick up far more smoothness along the treble strings. There's a bite to an angled Hot Rails that will be lessened if you go with a full sized bucker.
Hot rails vs. Cool rails - Seymour Duncan User Group Forums
2004年11月28日 · Re: Hot rails vs. Cool rails For heavy blues and classic rock, go with the Cool Rails. For hard rock and shred metal, get the Hot Rails. They are actually quite similar tonally, the Hot Rails is just hotter, thus the name. The Cool Rails sounds like a PAF type pickup, and is remarkably versatile. I;ve got both and I love both.
Hot Rails Humbucker Equivalent? - Seymour Duncan User Group …
The local "guru" tells me kid you need a Seymour Duncan Hot-Rails. He pulls out a black one outa the counter, I ask if he had a white one, said no, doesn't matter I'm not a poser gimme the black one.. That pickup completely warped my destiny. I've owned a truckload of guitars and pickups since then but the Hot-Rails will always hold a special ...
Lace sensor vs hot rails. - Seymour Duncan User Group Forums
Re: Lace sensor vs hot rails. I had a Lace Blue (n), Silver (m) and Red (b) in my strat for awhile. Also found them to be a bit dull. I replaced the red with a Custom 5 humbucker. Compared to a hot rails, def dull and lacking character. Hot rails much hotter and more lively
Hot Rails vs. Little 59's - Seymour Duncan User Group Forums
2004年11月2日 · Re: Hot Rails vs. Little 59's The Hot rails is a very aggresive PuP and a Lil' dark sounding IMHO. If you play classic rock I think you would fair much better with a Lil'59er in your bridge. Another thing to think about... You have 3 PuP guitar,Why have the same PuPs? you can devlope a tonal palete by useing different style PuPs.