The bridge humbucker has a pole piece spacing wider than the neck humbucker for better induction of string vibration.Example: Look on any guitar and see how close together the strings are at the nut, then look at how much wider they are at the bridge.
HUMBUCKER SOUND IS HIGHER AND DARKET
Get a good les paul and coil-tap the bridge position humbucker. When you split the coils it will give you a tele-type sound. Not exact, but with a medium-output bridge humbucker it will work.
The mini humbucker is a humbucking guitar pickup. It was originally created by the Epiphone company. The average price range for a mini humbucker is between $50 and $120.
It stands for Humbucker, Single-coil, Single-coil, in reference to the type of pickups used.
HH=humbucker humbucker SSS=single coil single coil single coil they are referring to the types of pickups used in the guitar
Im assuming you mean the sound so here is my answer to that: a nice bridge humbucker should do the trick, humbucker give a very high signal in comparison to single coil pickups wich makes them ideal for distortion effect wich are quiet often used in the rock genre Hope this hepled, have a nice day
No, it doesn't quite work like that. You can get a pickup for acoustics but not like a humbucker out of say, a Gibson Les Paul.
"Coil Tapping" will switch your humbucker pickup to a single coil, giving your guitar a more strat-like sound, and adding versatility to your tone.
The pickup in Van Halen's Frankenstein guitar is an original PAF from a Gibson ES-335. So a good vintage output humbucker should get you close.
Most commonly it is used in the neck position along with HA, I have tried the A as a bridge pickup. Kinda mellows things out a bit
theres four kinds i can think of first the two main and than single coil humbucker active humbucker active single coil or hum cancelling single coil (forget the technical term)
Yes, the bridge of a guitar can alter the sound. If you change anything on a guitar it can change the overall tone of the sound it produces.