M3 side-by-side. Crazy?

[sylvanshine]

Would it be possible to put two M3s together in one super bridge pickup? It would only be .5" wider than a normal humbucker. In my head I would think you could then get the following sounds:

Both on- a massive humbucker tone
M3 closest to bridge on- that great M tone
Other M3 on- slightly darker
And with a splitter on each, you could get some great Tele/Strat combos.

Any thoughts? :) or :( or :rolleyes:

[joe1962]

Would it be possible to put two M3s together in one super bridge pickup? It would only be .5" wider than a normal humbucker. In my head I would think you could then get the following sounds:

Both on- a massive humbucker tone
M3 closest to bridge on- that great M tone
Other M3 on- slightly darker
And with a splitter on each, you could get some great Tele/Strat combos.

Any thoughts? :) or :( or :rolleyes:

As a variation on that theme, I wonder what it would sound like to run a bridge M3 and middle M1 in series on a normal 3M setup? That might be similar to what you're talking about without having to do a different route.

[joe1962]

Or maybe do two M3s side by side at the bridge like you said then have two M1s side by side at the neck! That could make for some interesting sounds.

[andersonguy]

how about just running 6 M's? A wall of M pickups on your guitar. :eek:
LOL!

[Dave M.]

how about just running 6 M's? A wall of M pickups on your guitar. :eek:
LOL!

Whoa! Serious Spinal Tap moment!

:D

[tmihm]

Whoa! Serious Spinal Tap moment!

:D
That was the 1st thing that popped into my head :)

http://www.andersonforum.com/board/showthread.php?t=1056&highlight=spinal

Terry

[jimmieb]

That was the 1st thing that popped into my head :)

http://www.andersonforum.com/board/showthread.php?t=1056&highlight=spinal

Terry

With that much magnetic pull on the srtings you won't need the Feiten system to reintonate.