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Old 09-22-2009, 03:38 PM
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Lundgren


does anyone on here, ever tried to play with Lundgren pick ups???
i don't know how it sounds by the way but everyone says it works! (espacially on meshuggah)

the most popular humbucker it's the M siries! ( like M8 )
are expensive and the good guitar custom shops have them!!

so can anyone share his expirience here???
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Old 09-22-2009, 04:15 PM
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Re: Lundgren


well.. seeing that I'm one of thier main dealer/distributors I can tell you that the pickups are fantastic. A little bit on the expensive side though. The M series is actually one of the best selling models for me and I also do Bare Knuckle and Dimarzio.

Over all the lundgren M series is kinda like a Tone Zone with more output and more upper mids. It's got that "WALL" of sound that hits you like a battering ram in the chest no matter what tuning you have it in. It's a pickup if like your tone to be big, warm and aggressive, but like the Tone Zone, it can also sound woofy. If you generally prefer something with more top end bite take a look at the Bare Knuckle Nailbomb or Painkiller.

Here's a video of the M6 in action (the video is actually the trailer for Rob Rock's live DVD. CJ Grimmark, the guy playing the Caparison in the video is a good friend of mine and has been using the M6 for years.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ey7TrjsBvG8
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Re: Lundgren


Oh if you're wondering how it sounds for lead playing here's a video with all the guitar solos from that same Rob Rock DVD with CJ playing his Lundgren loaded Caparisons

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1_cF_WXDOg

I don't know what pickups the guy with the Ibanez has but CJ's got a matched set of Lundgren's in both his Caparison Dellinger and TAT
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Old 09-22-2009, 06:27 PM
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Re: Lundgren


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well.. seeing that I'm one of thier main dealer/distributors I can tell you that the pickups are fantastic. A little bit on the expensive side though. The M series is actually one of the best selling models for me and I also do Bare Knuckle and Dimarzio.

Over all the lundgren M series is kinda like a Tone Zone with more output and more upper mids. It's got that "WALL" of sound that hits you like a battering ram in the chest no matter what tuning you have it in. It's a pickup if like your tone to be big, warm and aggressive, but like the Tone Zone, it can also sound woofy. If you generally prefer something with more top end bite take a look at the Bare Knuckle Nailbomb or Painkiller.

Here's a video of the M6 in action (the video is actually the trailer for Rob Rock's live DVD. CJ Grimmark, the guy playing the Caparison in the video is a good friend of mine and has been using the M6 for years.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ey7TrjsBvG8
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Oh if you're wondering how it sounds for lead playing here's a video with all the guitar solos from that same Rob Rock DVD with CJ playing his Lundgren loaded Caparisons

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1_cF_WXDOg

I don't know what pickups the guy with the Ibanez has but CJ's got a matched set of Lundgren's in both his Caparison Dellinger and TAT


hhhhhhhhaaaaaaa! dude you freak me up! yeah i'm talkin about tone! and it's normal... everything GOOD on earth it coast! so if some one give money for gear, must also spend a lot, for good tone!
by the way the links you post sounds perfect! hmmmm i hope in the future have a guitar loaded with M siries!


thank you a lot dude!
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Old 09-22-2009, 06:29 PM
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Re: Lundgren


no problem man. If you have a hard time locating them just let me know.

Cheers,

Budd
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