Bareknuckle Brute Force Humbuckers demo 

thanks!

Hi! It's a monstrous pickup with tonnes of output and still retains the dynamic response of your playing, it's a solid choice!

In my setup the bridge didn't have that much bass but it is a bright guitar. I now have the true grit set installed which are better suited to my needs

@@jbrewermusic nice I have been eyeing them up as replacements as well, what's your opinion on them?

@@Shawkdawg I really like them, I'll being doing a video on them soon!

For me, in the pickup world, if I find something I like I stick with it! I changed these out for the true grit set and I've got a review for them on my channel, they were much more versatile for me

Thanks! That part was definitely inspired by John haha

You're welcome! For metal these are right at home, I've since swapped these out for the BareKnuckle True Grit set which are more dynamic with still enough output

Thanks! I agree i've had an ibanez with those pickups and I really did not like them. My advice is go with the True Grit pickups, they're more balanced and are still plenty hot for metal

Besides, true grit set is the only available ones in my location at the moment. They`re being sold for 250 euros per set, which is reasonable for a BK I guess. Thanks for your prompt response, cheers!@@jbrewermusic

@@purulence666 let me know how you get on!

Hi again,@@jbrewermusic Things were changed a lot on my side, so I`d like to give a brief update. As I was not so happy with my Ibanez RGR652AHBF, I`ve returned it. Instead, I bought the same exact guitar you use here, Charvel Pro-Mod DK24 HH HT E. I`m very familiar with this neck and body type since as I was using Jackson DK2 HSS Japan for 10 years and sold it. I was so in love with the shape of this neck and radius so I`ve found myself buying this Charvel copy, as it seemed very tempting with all specs and price advantage :) You were also an another strong drive for me to get it, along with the alder body, SD pickups, relatively light body comparing to RG, neck and etc.. Since it`s a Mexico made, there`re certainly quality issues comparing to Japan made guitars. Which I can say, not perfect finish on the body, gap between the nut and fingerboard, not evenly installed pickups, cheap electronics and hardware (pots, switch, bridge itself). But overall it`s what was expected so no big surprise. My biggest disappointments with this guitar is, I can`t raise the pickups enough to get them closer to strings. The maximum I could raise them, is around 2,5mm at bass side, 2mm at treble side for bridge pickup(when pressed on 24th fret). After some point, the raising screw starts to turn futile and it goes out. I`m wondering if something wrong with my copy or it`s standard situation in all Charvel DK24 series. How`s your situation in both stock SD set and BKP set? Additionally, I noticed that the guitar has trembucker(f-spaced) in the bridge position and normal humbucker in neck. So, if I may ask, Which BKP set is suitable for it? 53mm or 50mm? Or, do I need to buy individual pickups for neck and bridge positions? As a Seymour Duncan JB fan, I`m so far satisfied with the characteristics of the SD Fullshred, except it`s toooo bright EQ. Especially after Dimarzio Fusion Edge, it feels like I`m home again. But I may consider for more balanced pickup in the bridge, like JB, SH6, True Grit. Thanks for your inspiration and your answer in advance! Burak

That’s what I want, the war pigs. You’ll love em. Those things sound fkn deadly. So sick. I’m prob gonna go with these tho, just bc they’re cheaper & seem to sound great.

@@rferguson3 I'm thinking of getting the latest Jackson 7 string that comes with the Brute Force pickups. It's called Jackson Pro Plus Series DK Modern MDK7 HT - Black

@@UncleYoshi Right on. Sounds like a badass guitar.

Hi Scott, I'm going to make a video soon about how to wire this up

@@jbrewermusic consider me subscribed

@Jordan Brewer, subscribed. Hope to see a video about how to wire this up 😁.

Could you please elaborate?