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Thanks for checking it out guys! The midrange on mine is focused on the low mids, around 400-600Hz, where the EMG is around 1.2khz. I wouldn't call the EMG thin, just that these are very thick in comparison. :d
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Differences are not huge, since it's the same guitar and amp settings for all.
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I already have a great Lynx interface. I just don't want to get a mic pre box on my desk. *If* I get one it'll be a Great River, money really isn't the issue here.
Because I'm cheap, and don't want more boxes on my desk. Originally I tested this to check that a mic I was selling works before mailing it.
YMMV, my chain: sE V7 mic -> alt. input -> loop effect on D slot on the Kemper -> mic pre profile (exchange has Neve, API, Great River profiles) -> spdif out.
So far I've only tried low volume "singing" at home, but sound seems to be clear and nice. Enough for death metal vocs.
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Handwound 15k DC resistance coils, alnico 5 magnet. Steel bar blades.
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One more for the road. Same pickup as previously, just swapped the magnet for alnico 5. Ceramic has more 100Hz, and the mid peaks are slightly lower than on the A5.
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Made another new pickup, everything else the same as the previous one but 42AWG wire, 6.4k DC. Maybe not so surprisingly this one has a tighter low end and less low mids.
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The 44AWG 13.4kDC pickup has more lows and low mids.
The more I listen to it the second one seems to work really well in a mix. I'll need to do a couple more test pickups to see how a lower wound pickup works, and a really overwound.
What I've learned so far it's the pickup itself that makes 99% of the sound. The op amp is very clean, just gives it that active pickup feel and output.
So the rest of the work mostly just making a good balanced pickup to pair with it.