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I have a Schecter diamond series c-sh-1 I was wondering what pickups would be good for jazz/funk/rock. For the neck i'm looking for a nice jazz tone, and for the bridge nice lead tones.

I'm looking to get a santana and/or Trey Anastasio from phish tone.

any advice would be great thanks.

anybody out there?
also, has anybody heard of Schaller humbuckers? how are they

cant go wrong with a JB/jazz combo.

Other options are any of the customs and the 59'.

cant speak for schaller. Probably best to stick with a company that focuses on making pickups IMO, but everyone's got their own tastes.

For smooth tone the best it's a APII/CC combo. I haven't tried them but I've heard a lot of clips from them... Neck it's smooth and jazzy with touch sensitivity, the bridge it's completely smooth on overdrive.


Originally Posted by Guitarshredder9I have a Schecter diamond series c-sh-1 I was wondering what pickups would be good for jazz/funk/rock. For the neck i'm looking for a nice jazz tone, and for the bridge nice lead tones.

I'm looking to get a santana and/or Trey Anastasio from phish tone.

any advice would be great thanks.

Hey Shredder, I'd go with a Jazz in the neck slot for sure, it will do all you are looking for and then some, it has great articulation. The A2P will be warmer, but have a looser low end, and less highs.

For the bridge slot a JB would cover a lot of bases, but if you want a smoother more buttery tone look into the CC.

I've got a set of Schaller buckers I pulled out of my Heritage 150 they are alright. I could get good classic rock sounds from them. They sounded good at everything, but great at nothing.

Luke

i think the AIIP or 59 in the neck would be good for the tone you are looking for ... a CC or C5 would mate well with these in the bridge, depending on exactly what tonal flavour you are looking for ... C5 will probably have more highs ... CC a bit more prominent mids ... the JB is a great pickup (i love mine) , but i am not hearing it as a good choice based on what you say you are looking for ...

good luck
t4d


Originally Posted by Luke DukeHey Shredder, I'd go with a Jazz in the neck slot for sure, it will do all you are looking for and then some, it has great articulation. The A2P will be warmer, but have a looser low end, and less highs.

For the bridge slot a JB would cover a lot of bases, but if you want a smoother more buttery tone look into the CC.

I've got a set of Schaller buckers I pulled out of my Heritage 150 they are alright. I could get good classic rock sounds from them. They sounded good at everything, but great at nothing.

Luke

agreed

sweet thanks for the help guys.