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What does "calibrated set" mean?
Answer: A calibrated set of humbuckers(or single coils for that matter) are pickups wound to optimise tone and output for their respective position, ie bridge and neck humbuckers are wound differently and often feature different magnets too. The strings move alot more over the neck pickup and generate more current so neck pickups are often wound to have a lower output in comparison to a bridge in order to achieve better clarity and balance between the pair. The best way to think of a calibrated set is as a matched pair.
Yes they are pretty close, that is why I was asking him what amp and guitar he was using for what music. The mules maybe are a bit brighter also then the 57s. That R8 I got came with WCR Fillmores and changed them to Mules.slowpokerhino wrote:Aren't the Mules very similar to the 57 Classics? I'm not sure you're going to notice a big enough difference to justify the expense.
My friends compared them the Mule was abit brighter had more clarity.slowpokerhino wrote:Aren't the Mules very similar to the 57 Classics? I'm not sure you're going to notice a big enough difference to justify the expense.
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