Dimarzio LiquiFire Review

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Dimarzio LiquiFire Review
« on: May 03, 2024, 08:35:29 AM »
Hello.

I've published my Dimarzio LiquiFire Review on my blog. I hope you like it;

https://www.tonejourney.com/post/dimarzio-liquifire-review-dp227
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Re: Dimarzio LiquiFire Review
« Reply #1 on: May 03, 2024, 10:56:52 PM »
I know it's designed for the neck position, but it might be an interesting bridge pickup if you want a bit more power than the 36th bridge without the typically more congested lower mids of many higher output pickups, and you find the PAF Pro too bright in the bridge position. Maybe the regular Norton fills that niche, though?

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Re: Dimarzio LiquiFire Review
« Reply #2 on: Today at 01:49:43 AM »
I know it's designed for the neck position, but it might be an interesting bridge pickup if you want a bit more power than the 36th bridge without the typically more congested lower mids of many higher output pickups, and you find the PAF Pro too bright in the bridge position. Maybe the regular Norton fills that niche, though?

After i see the results from the Air Norton in the bridge, yes, LF has great potential for the bridge. I'll definetely try someday.
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