the breed, tone zone or dominion ?


they are smooth but fatter, if you dig the evos you may find that those have too much bass.

the steve's special is great too if you want a little brighter but no much in you face crunch.

 

Seems basically you want higher resistance and j.arledge summed-up the dimarzio options well.

Ron Thal to me is amazing at tapping and he uses a tonezone. I use the tonezone on an 3120 (mahogany body), its full sounding and has its own (wahwah like) vibe to it and changes character dramatically to height adjustments. You'll probably like it almost as high as possible.

 

http://www.jemsite.com/forums/f35/before-you-post-about-selecting-pick-ups-109555.html

Look at this thread then come back into this one and post the needed info. It will help us help you

 

Any other suggestions for a high output bridge pickup for smooth legato and tapping?

DiMarzio Super 3 in case you'd like to keep the same output as the Crunch Lab.

 

I have an evolution in the bridge position of my S470, sounds pretty killer. So i don't think evo's are out of the question here.

 

in my experience the evos are anything but smooth. They always sounded way too harsh in the mid-highs and highs. a terrible pickup if you are looking for smoother tone IMO

 

Not really high output, its on the upper end of their medium output section but try the DiMarzio Norton.