Hey guys- I'm back. My registration got killed in one of the crashes about a year ago and I never bothered to sign up again.
So here's the question for you that have tried both. How does the humbucker part of the 89 differ from the 85? Is it deeper, deader, brighter, etc...
oh, P.S. -- if you hate EMG's, feel free to move right along, nothing to see here...
I haven't experienced either, but I think you'll find the general consensus to be that they sound identical. The 89 in humbucking mode is essentially an 85; same pickup, and the single coil mode is like an SA.
Originally Posted by Metalman_666I haven't experienced either, but I think you'll find the general consensus to be that they sound identical. The 89 in humbucking mode is essentially an 85; same pickup, and the single coil mode is like an SA.
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both modes sound as they should (85/SA) but most of the times the 89 is more practical than the 85 because of it greater versaitillity and not so much higher price(about 10-15 €)
How do u change the pickup modes? thats crazy how emg did that!
just use a push-pull-pt. it's the same as with passives and coil-splitting.
Originally Posted by Loserchiefjust use a push-pull-pt. it's the same as with passives and coil-splitting.
Only better 'cause they're active...
ok, cool. I just always read the description by EMG that said quot;forming a humbucker similar to the 85quot; and wondered how similar it was.
My potential plan is to use a stacked blend pot to morph from the SA to 85, picking up that level difference in the process. The ultimate SPC control!
- Jan 14 Thu 2010 20:56
Emg 85 vs. 89
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