CRUNCH LAB vs EVOLUTION | DiMarzio COMPARISON (VLOG#7) 

Keep in mind you could flip the Crunchlab with the bar towards the bridge for a more focused, tighter sound.

I just want to believe, the setup is the same.

Me too.

Agree am buying used Ibanez jem 555 with schaller tremolo and schaller nut. can't wait :P

I'm in the market for a great passive and everything I've seen about it, it's what I want lol

Yep, seems to have more body and clarity.

Same here.

right!. I've also installed a split control, The neck PU split is SUPER fine and versatile

Im looking to replace the tone zone in my basswood rg. The evo is on the top of my list

Ended up getting tosin abasis signature fishman fluence pickups

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Dime Charlotte Gibsonlara genelde Seymour Duncan takıyorlar Metal için EMG de takabilirsin. Gibsonlar çok tercih ettiğim yada ilgilendiğim gitarlar olmadığı için malesef manyetik modelleri hakkında yorum yapamayacağım.

gibson 496r 500t takmanı önerebilirim

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Çok teşekkür ederim.

That’s because of his shitty amp setting. It totally misrepresents how an evo can sound when you dial the eq right.

Evo cuts better actually

@@davolthe1261 I guess it depends on where the mid spike is in comparison. Just got myself an 1991 Ibanez Radius with a Dimarzio Breed in the bridge, absolutely amazing pickup! I was after an Evolution at first, but I think the Breed might be better overall.

yeah man evolution has that all around full and lean mean tone but can still be beautiful and dynamic

bought them yesterday, still wiring :P

are the Evo good for Ibanez mahogany body bro...??? i would cange the picup for my Rg 421 fixed bridge someday..its inf 3, in neck and inf4 in bridge. I want tu change it with Dimarzio Evolution set in neck and bridge. Are the sound its good with mahogany body...?..please answer me...

@@charlessahetapy6595 yes they are,, actually i think they works best with mahogany, i have them on ibanez with mahagony/flame maple top body(lp style iba) and they sound great very clear sounding pickups both distortion and clean.

@@davolthe1261 ...thank you for the answer my friend.

Must be some IPad

@@cletusmax77 stupid auto correct

Lol

I think the Evo is excellent and massively underrated for rhythms. I've used it pretty much the whole 10 years I've played guitar and I'm all about rhythm and chord driven riffs. I play in a punk/metal band and it has been the only pickup that allows me to sound like me. The lows are tight but still full bodied, the mids are punchy, but not too thick or vocal and while it is very bright, it's bright in a presence sense, rather than a treble sense. Great string definition, even with high gain. I use a Marshall JCM900 with the distortion channel gain on 7, bass on 4, Mids on 8, Treble 7 and presence 7, with a MXR 10 band eq in front boosting the mids and treble, with the 3 low sliders untouched. I don't sound or play anything like Steve Vai, but as I said it's been the only one for me. Do bear in mind I use a 24" short-scale guitar with the pickup angled with the low side towards the neck, so naturally my sound will be warmer than say a 25.5" scale Ibanez, like the one in this video. Also, I've never tried the Crunch Lab, so I am very biased towards the Evo, but I swear by it for chugging chords and rhythms! Sorry if this is a bit long, just hope it helps :)

@@Robman275 no! on the contrary! thanks for the extended answer! I guess I´ll give the evo a try :-)

Chilly Mcfreeze316 and that’s the bottom line cus Stone Cold said so 😂

@@ArtGuitarLTX oh hell yeah!

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Muddy and fizzy? Sure lol

Uyy super extraño que suenen así, deberías de revisar la electronica, puede que tenga algún cable suelto y por eso te suenan de ese modo, si no te arriesgas es mejor que la lleves de nuevo al lugar donde te cambiaron la pastilla y pidas revision .

​@@Narutoby65cómo es el sonido chicharrón????

Two pickups designed for bridge position it is not possible. If I install one of them on the neck it would be meaningless. I didn't get your point.

It was a question but I think I made it wrong... My point was if the pickups can be installed in the same guitar, but you already gave me the answer because you said that both were made for the bridge position

@Daniel Rodriguez Some pickups can be use both on bridge and neck for example dimarzio paf pro but if you install evolution bridge on neck it would be meaningless because there are evolution neck pickups. Don't miss the point you can't use every pickups in any position. you have to know pickups' specifications. Yes, no one can ignore you installing pickups on any position but you need to be logical.

Even though there is an Evo neck version, there is no reason you can't use the bridge version in the neck position. Steve Vai's EVO Jem guitar is actually configured just that way.

If you don't see a reason, no problem. if I put evo bridge on neck position and compare it with crunch lab on bridge position it would be meaningless. That's my point. Also I just ask from curiosity you say "Steve Vai's EVO Jem guitar is actually configured just that way." what is the source of this information. All jem guitars on Ibanez shops have evo bridge on bridge position evo neck on neck position. Why do you think Steve Vai used evo bridge on neck? You know this pickups are his signature why they didn't make one evolution pickup and use it in two position. Where this bridge and neck distinction comes from If Steve Vai uses bridge version on both position. It dosn't make sense.

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@@victorhenrique9212 You know..sometimes brain rips off!!

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