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Bridge pickup for a Gibson Sg Special Faded


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Hello everybody! I'm looking for a bridge pickup for my Gibson Sg Special Faded to play hard rock/blues rock/classic rock... The stock bridge pickup is a 490T. IMHO it lacks personality and it sounds very thin while I do love warmth... Which pickup would you recommend? I don't want it to sound too bright or too open! I need personality above all...

I was suggested to consider Seymour Duncan pups... Can you help me? Thx :)

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Gibson '57 Classic, or '57 Classic+

Dimarzio PAF Master Bridge, or PAF 36th Anniversary Bridge

 

...or my personal favourite...

 

Creamery '59.

 

Assuming you're not after a super distorted monster pickup, of course [biggrin]

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'57 Classic

 

 

Hello everybody! I'm looking for a bridge pickup for my Gibson Sg Special Faded to play hard rock/blues rock/classic rock... The stock bridge pickup is a 490T. IMHO it lacks personality and it sounds very thin while I do love warmth... Which pickup would you recommend? I don't want it to sound too bright or too open! I need personality above all...

I was suggested to consider Seymour Duncan pups... Can you help me? Thx :)

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Fralin Pure PAF or Di Marzio Eric Johnson. Both with nickel-silver covers. If you can afford Ron Ellis, by all means but at $600 per set for 'buckers, I suspect many will not want to make that kind of investment. They ARE the best, at least to my ears.

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