lvergne
03-20-2009, 12:28 PM
I have a Classic with SAR, SA1 & H2+ pickups with a 5 way selector and a tone pull up that add the bridge and a micro switch for splitting. The pickups are vintage voiced.
My question is that with the micro switch set to splitting (switch up) the bridge pickup is essentially a single coil and the middle and neck pick up are very clear and chimey. You might even say they have a "shzingyness". When you set the micro switch to "normal" (switch down) the bridge pickup is full humbucker and the middle and neck pickup smooth out (lose the "shzingyness") and produce less output. Is the the "Vintage Voicing" referenced in the specs? If not, then what is happening to the two single coils? I am only asking for my anal tendency satisfaction. I love the sounds and really love the full output and "shzingyness" of the single coils.
My question is that with the micro switch set to splitting (switch up) the bridge pickup is essentially a single coil and the middle and neck pick up are very clear and chimey. You might even say they have a "shzingyness". When you set the micro switch to "normal" (switch down) the bridge pickup is full humbucker and the middle and neck pickup smooth out (lose the "shzingyness") and produce less output. Is the the "Vintage Voicing" referenced in the specs? If not, then what is happening to the two single coils? I am only asking for my anal tendency satisfaction. I love the sounds and really love the full output and "shzingyness" of the single coils.