Have been using the same setup for over a decade now. The spdif recrding has started cutting audio randomly for a moment. I know it's the spdif since everything works normally through the analog outs. I also can see loss of sync from the Lynx mixer panel once in a while.
Soo, how would I find out if it's the Kemper or my cables that have gone bad? The cables cost 150 euros so I'd rather avoid buying them if it's avoidable.
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No real way of knowing how pickups sound playing a metal riff unless it was against a track. And then you may have to double it. Metal tones are really not pleasant to listen to on their own.
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My weird experiment. Got some odd 20 years dried pine blanks as a gift from my in-laws, so I had to use them for something. So I started with the idea of trying out how a P90 loaded Bass VI would sound like. Well it ended up as "not good" with P90's. Redid the pickups routes for EMG's and now it sounds fantastic.
6-strings, 30" scale, pine body, birch veneer top, maple neck, padauk board. Stainless frets, green glowy dots. Couple other experiments with this as well, again tried to rehearse my binding work, which ended not so good (again). I'll maybe redo the binding in the future. Also tried to do some inlays with my Aufero laser, which didn't work out very well either. The insides worked perfectly, but the board itself ended up taking some fire damage so I had to fill the gaps with CA and end result is not so pretty.
Oh well, it's a practice piece and it sounds good so enough for me.
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Thanks for checking it out guys! The midrange on mine is focused on the low mids, around 400-600Hz, where the EMG is around 1.2khz. I wouldn't call the EMG thin, just that these are very thick in comparison. :d