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The Pickup Place / Input

« Last post by w2dodge on March 16, 2024, 07:55:14 PM »

Ibanez 1570...need bridge and neck recommendation...not using middle p.u...playing through a 75 Marshall super lead modded by D.Bray

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The Pickup Place / Re: DiMarzioForum Pickups FAQ

« Last post by darkbluemurder on March 11, 2024, 08:48:00 AM »

Now as you've mentioned it I noticed it before, too. But I have no idea what this means - certainly not "uncovered" as this does not make sense for the Area series.

Cheers Stephan

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The Pickup Place / Re: PAF Pro Review

« Last post by nienturi on March 11, 2024, 02:06:54 AM »

Nice review.  Always wanted to try a Super Distortion and wondering what to put in the neck of my HH Ibanez, found the answer.

Thank you. I hope review helps you to find right pickup

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The Pickup Place / Re: PAF Pro Review

« Last post by nienturi on March 11, 2024, 02:06:13 AM »

I could be wrong, but seem to recall that originally the PP was developed for Jazz/Rock guitarist Bill Connors. 

That is correct - that was mentioned in one of the 80s catalogues.

Cheers Stephan

Those catalogs... Finding them was hard to me but now it gets more difficult. We (dimarzio fans or users whatever) should scan what we got sometime...

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The Pickup Place / Re: DiMarzioForum Pickups FAQ

« Last post by gregr on March 10, 2024, 03:04:11 PM »

It’s a long thread which I haven’t read in its entirety, so apologies if this has been covered.

What does the U mean after the color code on the part number?

I’ve seen this on various Area single coils.
For example I have a pair of Area 58s. One says DP415W and the other DP415BKU. I have a VV54P that says DP408BK. There’s currently a VVHB2 on eBay with the number DP409AWU (aged white). Mine says DP409W. I also found an Area 61 with the number DP416WU.

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The Pickup Place / Re: PAF Pro Review

« Last post by DonaldR on March 08, 2024, 03:21:55 PM »

Nice review.  Always wanted to try a Super Distortion and wondering what to put in the neck of my HH Ibanez, found the answer.

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The Pickup Place / Re: PAF Pro Review

« Last post by darkbluemurder on March 08, 2024, 04:44:09 AM »

I could be wrong, but seem to recall that originally the PP was developed for Jazz/Rock guitarist Bill Connors. 

That is correct - that was mentioned in one of the 80s catalogues.

Cheers Stephan

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The Pickup Place / Re: PAF Pro Review

« Last post by nienturi on March 07, 2024, 03:15:20 AM »

I could be wrong, but seem to recall that originally the PP was developed for Jazz/Rock guitarist Bill Connors.  Connors played with all the fusion heavy weights, such as Return to Forever, during the 70's usually using a Les Paul Custom.  But during the 80's he started using Charvels. He had a brown sunburst single Hum Charvel strat, with a vintage style trem, and ebony finger board. He needed a pickup which could drive through a lot of processing, but still retain clarity and pure harmonics.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TX7F3n8kuOA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40XNBq-vPXo

Buddy, seriouesly what he had done in the 1984 was awesome. I need to listen the whole album. Very impressive.

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The Pickup Place / Re: PAF Pro Review

« Last post by nienturi on March 07, 2024, 03:08:25 AM »

I could be wrong, but seem to recall that originally the PP was developed for Jazz/Rock guitarist Bill Connors.  Connors played with all the fusion heavy weights, such as Return to Forever, during the 70's usually using a Les Paul Custom.  But during the 80's he started using Charvels. He had a brown sunburst single Hum Charvel strat, with a vintage style trem, and ebony finger board. He needed a pickup which could drive through a lot of processing, but still retain clarity and pure harmonics.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TX7F3n8kuOA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40XNBq-vPXo

I haven't heard him and his relation with PP but i've been checking the videos you'd sent and he is hell of a player. Such a music.

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The Pickup Place / Re: PAF Pro Review

« Last post by LPBII on March 06, 2024, 02:22:18 PM »

I could be wrong, but seem to recall that originally the PP was developed for Jazz/Rock guitarist Bill Connors.  Connors played with all the fusion heavy weights, such as Return to Forever, during the 70's usually using a Les Paul Custom.  But during the 80's he started using Charvels. He had a brown sunburst single Hum Charvel strat, with a vintage style trem, and ebony finger board. He needed a pickup which could drive through a lot of processing, but still retain clarity and pure harmonics.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TX7F3n8kuOA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40XNBq-vPXo