Seymour Duncan Vintage Stack vs Hot Stack (Suhr Corso)
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- Опубліковано 7 лис 2024
- Seymour Duncan Vintage Stack Tele Noiseless Bridge Pickup
Seymour Duncan Hot Stack Tele Noiseless Bridge Pickup
Tonerider Bermingham Neck Pickup (splittable)
Suhr Corso with load box (AMT Power Eater 15) into Two Notes Torpedo Cab M+ (1x12 V30 IR)
Yamaha THR30II in "Special" mode for High Gain tones.
0:03 - clean tones
01:00 - bridge + neck (split)
01:17 - bridge + neck
01:36 - breakup bluesy tones
01:59 - crunchy riffing
02:54 - lead tone
03:16 - heavy tone
Solid layout, good informative playing. Appreciate you making this!
Thank you! Did you notice the difference? I now have Dimarzio Fast Track T in this guitar - a bit hotter and better match with humbucker in the neck.
Great video, thanks! In your opinion then would the Vintage Stack be better suited for tuning down to C?
Nice comparison thanks for doing it. I have a couple of guitars with the Vintage Stack in them and it is a really good pickup. I have been wanting just a bit more so to speak. From your vid that is exactly what the Hot Stack is, just a bit more. The sound is a bit more full range, not as focused so to speak. One thing I love about the Vintage Stack is the dynamics and touch sensitivity, in your opinion how does the Hot Stack compare in that way?
Thanks! I am actually confused by the comparison. Clips on the official SD webpage sound very different, EQ charts as well are very different, but I hardly hear any in my test. At the same, when I put Hot Stack instead of Vintage Stack, I immediately got an impression that the tone is fuller, that there is "more" of something. But when I hear my own comparison I hardly hear any difference, so I am not sure if this is a physiological effect or real think what I am experiencing ) I would love to try also Dimarzio Area HOT T one day. For me, hot stack is still lacking something, some fatness. I now want to put Dimarzio Chopper in this guitar and make it splitable (or series / parallel switch).
@@SergeiVlassov Thanks for replying, the differences are subtle but it seems like the high frequencies are just a tiny bit lopped off with the Hot Stack. I had the Area Hot T a few years ago and it was a very good pickup, I don't remember it being as spanky as the Vintage Stack but could still in the same ball park. Any way thanks again.
Great video ! I’m really curious of what guitar model it is 🤔
Thanks! Guitar is made by local Estonian luthier Vilho, but using my drawing. I took ibanez RC shape and fused it with telecaster spirit and stratocaster ergonomy.
@@SergeiVlassov looks amazing! Mix of all the good things
@@louiscoutellier120 if you would like to see more of this beautiful guitar, you can check more of my latest videos, there were some where it can be seen better, I mean not so close to camera. And I keep experimenting with pickups, both bridge and neck. Recently put TV Jones MagnaTron in the neck - interesting pickup, almost single coil in tone, but not exactly.
They sound very similar but the vintage stack has a bit more dynamics and top end. Did you use 500k or 250k pots?
Which is strange, because according to eq chart of SD webpage Hot Stack has way more top end, but I don't hear it. I use 500k for both vol and tone.
@@SergeiVlassov sounds to my ears like the high end is there but its being downplayed by the low mids on the hot stack
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DO YOU HEAR THE DIFFERENCE???
I think the Vintage Stack Tele bridge seems to have a bit more dynamic range and pick sensitivity. While the Hot Stack Tele has a higher dynamic overhead, adds a bit more compression, has great sustain. I have a Tele that has the Vintage Stack Tele neck and the Hot Stack Tele bridge and while they rock, I have to admit that the bridge is a tad lacking in girth and power (this is different from high-gain antics, which the Hot Stack excels at).
I'm gonna try a BG1400 in the bridge, it looks like what I'm looking for. Only reason why I didn't try it before is because at the time I didn't even know it existed. Twas exclusively in the Custom Shop catalog before, now it's in the standard lineup. Had I known about it at the time, I've gotten the BG1400 over the Hot Stack Tele to try first!
Dude you didn't record the only thing I wanted to hear 😆
What thing? :)
Good review not a lot of effects