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Interesting Strat pickup comparison. Hard to tell them apart.

b sounds thin after a, c and d also
my pick clearly hands down E
then A has more bass than the others
what a time consuming nightmare that would have been to do but well done, tried really hard to make them all equal under test

youtube comments seem to most say B

Pickups tested:
A: McL / Klein BLK1 clones
B: Fender Custom Shop Abby HW 60s
C: Fender Custom Shop 65s
D: Big Dippers
E: Fender Custom Shop HW 59s

I thought D sounded harsh. Just a little anyway. I liked A but, as I said, actually struggled to tell them apart.

More useful would've been a bridge pickup comparison as that seems the hardest one to get right.

oldie but a goodie

Good, but I still prefer the Animals version.

Damn was this guys rhythm playing smooth, his sense of timing, so relaxed that he just jumps from fill back into the pocket
guess it was the drumming and piano background, oh and being drunk all the time
those simple triad chords over a very basic bass player just fill the whole song

and the whole package , a bass player who sings backup like anthony is rare

Frey wrote:

dat bass

You're all about it?

Axmen of Sweden. All two and a half fucking hours of it....

Rise of a Texas Bluesman. All two hours and sixteen fucking minutes of it. Think I'd find it more digestible than the Sweden one above.

Molly wrote:Axmen of Sweden. All two and a half fucking hours of it....

so I just skipped through in around 5 minute intervals so it only took like 3 minutes to "watch" ... it looked like they only talked to like 7 guitarists? and why did they have a picture of a female in the still?

willow13 wrote:

Molly wrote:Axmen of Sweden. All two and a half fucking hours of it....

... and why did they have a picture of a female in the still?

Tit bait

Molly wrote:

willow13 wrote:

Molly wrote:Axmen of Sweden. All two and a half fucking hours of it....

... and why did they have a picture of a female in the still?

Tit bait

but she barely has any