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evanswan

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I just purchased the new liquifre and crunch lab for my 7 string Ibanez. I noticed and the Petrucci music mans that the crunch lab on the 7 string has the silver strip on the pickup closest to the brigde and on the 6 strings it's switched around. What is the difference, will it effect the sound a lot. or which set up is better.
 

73h Nils

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That was the way the old pickup, the D Sonic, was. You want yours blade to neck, in a 7 OR A 6. Don't believe me? Go to Dimarzio and read it for yourself! :p :D
 

the24thfret

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This has been argued back and forth before, but when it comes down to it, that is just how JP thinks it sounds best. So EB ships them that way.
 

ProtoChicken

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As Nils said, the DiMarzio site makes it clear that the Crunch Lab is designed specifically to have the bar facing the neck unlike the D-Sonic where it was a matter preference.

From A.J. at customer service:
The bridge pickups in the JP guitars are all oriented the same with the new pickups, regardless of scale length or number of strings.
 
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