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Fireguy8402Sonne bien PAF
Publié le 19/11/11 à 22:29
(contenu en anglais)The Alnico Fat Pat “Boutique” humbucker is my favorite humbucker by the relatively unknown GFS pickup company yet. They say it adds “meat” to your sound, and it does have a very good low end to it without being too bassy or thuddy. The high end of this pickup is clear, but not super detailed like a real boutique handwound pickup should be. The middle and low end is where this pickup really shines, it cuts very well. The pickup seems to be made well. According to their manufacturer it has alnico magnents, black Delrin bobbins, and nickel plated polepieces. It isn’t an overly hot pickup, but it has a little more juice than a regular vintage Patent Applied For (PAF) pickup found in vintage Gibsons would have. They are not equal to an old school Gibson pup, those are super for classic rock. What these have over the old Gibsons, is that they are wound just a tad hotter and potted very well. They are a very full sounding pickup and have just the right amount of edge to them to get a vintage vibe, but with more “meat” as they like to say. I have no problems with feedback and I run into a Marshall JCM2000 DSL with a decent amount of gain dialed in, it just sounds great. I also like that these are four wired pickups, that allow you to throw in a switch allowing access to the single coil as well as the humbucker tones. Now they don’t sound as good as a standard single coil, so don’t think you’re going to get great Strat tones out of your Les Paul, but they do a good approximation. I mostly stick on the bridge pup, so I don’t have a lot of experience with the neck pickup, but it’s very bluesy sounding and does a great Clapton styled “Woman Tone”. I have bought a few of these for different Les Paul and Paul Reed Smith styled guitars and I think it would be hard to find a better new bridge humbucker for 30 dollars.00- sarouwomanPublié le 07/08/08 à 23:49Aprés les SP Custom bien de chez nous, j'ai voulu tester une autre ligne pas chere et ces GFS avaient bonne réputation.
Deception extrême ! Pour le prix, faut pas demander le pérou, mais a lire els avis de ci et de la, je m'attandais a un truc de fou ! Le son est ok, la dynamique absente, le grain est sympa mais revendu aussitot et, pour quelques euros de plus, j ai pu macheter un sp custom the rock qui est franchement tres au dessus !
Certainement tres bien pour equiper une guitare pas chere.11 - vitPublié le 20/08/07 à 00:32Pourquoi payer plus de 100 euros un micro
alors que pour 56 euros (les 2) vous pouvez equiper une guitare corps acajou
de ces merveilleux micros qualité seymour duncan avec un haut niveau de sortie
neck 12,8K bridge 13,6k et 4 fils pour splitter en single
Sur mon Epiphone LP le grain est chaud et puissant digne d'une gibson ou prs mc carty00