- Thread starter Jommi
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) Axis arrived today. Many thanks to you!
Spudmurphy
Well-known member
Yup I'll +1 that !
(where hell i put that digital camera...)
I have to admit, that i was littlebit scared to send money to unknown people thousands of miles away - well everything went just as we planned...
One thing about pick-ups: If i want to change pickups to more powerful, does anyone has good suggestion about this ????
I have to admit, that i was littlebit scared to send money to unknown people thousands of miles away - well everything went just as we planned...
One thing about pick-ups: If i want to change pickups to more powerful, does anyone has good suggestion about this ????
robelinda2
Well-known member
congrats- now give us pics!
another ball kept in the family!
another ball kept in the family!
beej
Moderator
They're great pickups ... I'd also encourage you to stay with them.
One good option is to shim them- put a small piece of wood underneath to raise their height. It will make a noticable difference.
TonyEVH5150
Well-known member
The Axis pickups are already pretty high output. To go much higher, you'd have to look at EVO's, D-Sonic, or something in that family.
Try the shim idea that beej had. 1/8" could make enough of a difference to raise the pickup response enough. You may also be able to get some cool sounds out of it during trem dives, when the strings slack enough to hit the magnets.
Try the shim idea that beej had. 1/8" could make enough of a difference to raise the pickup response enough. You may also be able to get some cool sounds out of it during trem dives, when the strings slack enough to hit the magnets.
Jonny Dubai
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I remember this axix...it has a great top. Congrats mate.
Jonny.
Jonny.
