Can I put a Seymour Duncan Phat Cat Neck p90 on an Epiphone DOT Studio?

[MaxRadin]

I want to put a p90 on my DOT Studio - is this a simple matter of replacing the existing humbucker with one of these (SD Phat Cat p90) and leaving the bridge pickup as it is?

thanks

Max

[Ron G]

Yes

[iansmitchell]

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I highly suggest you check out the GFS mean 90.

[Ron G]

store.guitarfetish.comI highly suggest you check out the GFS mean 90.

 

Ian, is Jay paying you a commission???

[iansmitchell]

 

Ian' date=' is Jay paying you a commission???[/quote']

I doubt jay could afford to if I asked.

 

No, I just like his stuff.

[MaxRadin]

thanks for the reply - now I'm wondering if I'm better off putting p90 in the bridge?

[rpach10115]

I have an LP custom with a set of SD Phat Cats.

They sound awsome as a pair.

 

VERY clean with a nice bite to it.

[snookelputz]

I have an LP custom with a set of SD Phat Cats.

They sound awsome as a pair.

 

VERY clean with a nice bite to it.

 

I've played a Dot Studio with SD Phatcats. You describe it almost perfectly. The semi-hollow body picks up a bit of twang at the bridge. A very impressive sound.

[iansmitchell]

thanks for the reply - now I'm wondering if I'm better off putting p90 in the bridge?

 

I personally did a mean 90 bridge vintage 59 on my dot, and I love it.

[JefferySmith]

I want to put a p90 on my DOT Studio - is this a simple matter of replacing the existing humbucker with one of these (SD Phat Cat p90) and leaving the bridge pickup as it is?

thanks

Max

I just did it with a non-studio Dot.

 

 

Seymour Duncan makes a P90 (without the dog ears) that retrofits humbucker spaces.

[rpach10115]

Jeff:

SWEET Dot. I LOVE the natural finish. Nice wood grain.

 

I'd remove the pickguard to show off more of that beautiful DOT.