Hey all,
I'm new to the forum and am currently having a Wolf variation built. I own multiple other guitars that I gig with and that meet all of my other needs tone wise. This guitar is going to be used specifically for Jerry type stuff. My favorite Jerry tones are early Wolf and Alligator which initially tells me to go the 3 single coils route. But, I play in a 3 piece band and I don't want my tone to be too thin sounding and to my ears the split Super II's somehow sound a little bigger to me?
Also, is there anyone here that plays 3 single coils that can speak to how they sound when playing later era dead stuff like West LA Fade Away etc.? I'm also wondering about pushing an envelope filter and overall tone when doing so...
Ultimately, if I could get opinions from folks that have played both configurations and prefer one or the other and why. I only have the $ to build one guitar and want to try to get it right the first time. I'm thinking of going with:
a) 3 single coil D.Allen Voodoo 69's (maybe the voodoo blues set with hotter p/u in bridge?)
b) 2 super II's and a D. Allen Voodoo 69 in the neck
c) 3 super II's
d) maybe super II's in neck and bridge for versatility and a single in the middle for that pure single tone of early wolf/alligator in the most used position?
Any opinions are greatly appreciated! If you have links to clips of your guitar as examples, that'd be awesome! In particular actual single coils as I've not founds u clips that aren't split super II's for comparison.
Thanks!
http://www.davidbazinmusic.com/Musician ... ction.html
I'm new to the forum and am currently having a Wolf variation built. I own multiple other guitars that I gig with and that meet all of my other needs tone wise. This guitar is going to be used specifically for Jerry type stuff. My favorite Jerry tones are early Wolf and Alligator which initially tells me to go the 3 single coils route. But, I play in a 3 piece band and I don't want my tone to be too thin sounding and to my ears the split Super II's somehow sound a little bigger to me?
Also, is there anyone here that plays 3 single coils that can speak to how they sound when playing later era dead stuff like West LA Fade Away etc.? I'm also wondering about pushing an envelope filter and overall tone when doing so...
Ultimately, if I could get opinions from folks that have played both configurations and prefer one or the other and why. I only have the $ to build one guitar and want to try to get it right the first time. I'm thinking of going with:
a) 3 single coil D.Allen Voodoo 69's (maybe the voodoo blues set with hotter p/u in bridge?)
b) 2 super II's and a D. Allen Voodoo 69 in the neck
c) 3 super II's
d) maybe super II's in neck and bridge for versatility and a single in the middle for that pure single tone of early wolf/alligator in the most used position?
Any opinions are greatly appreciated! If you have links to clips of your guitar as examples, that'd be awesome! In particular actual single coils as I've not founds u clips that aren't split super II's for comparison.
Thanks!
http://www.davidbazinmusic.com/Musician ... ction.html

