Wooly sounding Neck p/u on LIII

welshboyo

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Hi Guys,

Used the LIII for the 1st time in anger last night and not sure whether its just amp settings or there is something I can do with the front p/u but it sounded very wooly/bassy and was almost over-powering my amp on its Rhythm channel (Mesa MKIV).

What are the trim pots all about on the HH? - if I understand things correctly, its only the 2 & 4 positions that can be altered and the overall preamp boost level - is this correct?

It could be just a different sound from my Luke 2's, but I also have a few PRS's and Gibson LP's which are HH and I am used to dialling them in properly.

Any ideas?
 
Hi Guys,

Used the LIII for the 1st time in anger last night and not sure whether its just amp settings or there is something I can do with the front p/u but it sounded very wooly/bassy and was almost over-powering my amp on its Rhythm channel (Mesa MKIV).

What are the trim pots all about on the HH? - if I understand things correctly, its only the 2 & 4 positions that can be altered and the overall preamp boost level - is this correct?

It could be just a different sound from my Luke 2's, but I also have a few PRS's and Gibson LP's which are HH and I am used to dialling them in properly.

Any ideas?

Sorry can't answer your question but you can always bring it up my house for me to have a listen :)
 
Hi Guys,

Used the LIII for the 1st time in anger last night and not sure whether its just amp settings or there is something I can do with the front p/u but it sounded very wooly/bassy and was almost over-powering my amp on its Rhythm channel (Mesa MKIV).

What are the trim pots all about on the HH? - if I understand things correctly, its only the 2 & 4 positions that can be altered and the overall preamp boost level - is this correct?

It could be just a different sound from my Luke 2's, but I also have a few PRS's and Gibson LP's which are HH and I am used to dialling them in properly.

Any ideas?

Maybe try "not" using it in "anger".
 
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