How the Seymour Duncan P-Rail came to life

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In this episode, our hosts talk with Frank Falbo about how the Seymour Duncan P-Rails pickup was born.
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22 апр 2024

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@somebrains5431 Месяц назад

Its all the fun we have with the switching on Warwick $$ basses, for guitar. Its just fun to use unusual tone combos bc they can help you unstick yourself. You play around and hear new things. Adding this type of switching to pickup architecture like a Nordstrand Big line pickup or the P Rail for guitar I consider mandatory.

@dr.gregoryweisswassernd7251 2 месяца назад

So cool to hear from the inventor. I’m very interested in this guitar as a recording instrument for #majikband It allows great options for double tracking with different pickup sounds without intonation issues of switching guitars.

@ToneLoungePodcast 2 месяца назад

Yeah, it was amazing to talk to Frank about some of the projects he was involved in.

@angusorvid8840 День назад

The P-Rail is one of the coolest pickups ever created. Versatile, and they kick but. In the standard series humbucking mode, they are one of the best sounding rock pickups ever made. They scream.

@ToneLoungePodcast 22 часа назад

100% agreed!!! :)