ScoobySteve
Well-known member
I just wanted to ask a question to ya'll with EBMMs that are over 10 years old. I don't mean to incite any arguments about 'age does/doesn't affect tone" but I just wanted to know how those of ya'll with EBMM's older than 10 years felt about the way its aged.
Long story short, I bought my MIAC Silo Spec from canucklehead John N. and it sounds great! Not that it's a surprise or anything, but its bone stock (unfortunately pre-compensated nut) and about 11 years old and man! It sounds amazing! I've played many a Silos and Silo specs, but mine sounds different!
A few people have mentioned that the stock dimarzio single coils were "lifeless" but I have to whole-heartedly disagree, they're a wonderful low output single that can capture that vintage vibe.
So what do you think? Age = tone, or no?
You guys can check out some of my noodling on it below: (please forgive the terrible playing and recording, no mixing just straight into Pro Tools)
Steve's Baby Talk Blues by leejean85 on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free
Long story short, I bought my MIAC Silo Spec from canucklehead John N. and it sounds great! Not that it's a surprise or anything, but its bone stock (unfortunately pre-compensated nut) and about 11 years old and man! It sounds amazing! I've played many a Silos and Silo specs, but mine sounds different!
A few people have mentioned that the stock dimarzio single coils were "lifeless" but I have to whole-heartedly disagree, they're a wonderful low output single that can capture that vintage vibe.
So what do you think? Age = tone, or no?
You guys can check out some of my noodling on it below: (please forgive the terrible playing and recording, no mixing just straight into Pro Tools)
Steve's Baby Talk Blues by leejean85 on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free


