Le club du P90

salut les mecs,

Si y a des specialistes des vieilles epi dans les parages, que pensez-vous du prix de cette coronet ?
http://www.vintageguitars.fr/g(...).html
merci !

c'est cher mais les spécialistes sont là:
https://www.guitariste.com/for(...).html

ok merci

C'est cool ça mon Nufan
La classe, merci à toi
Les amateurs de savonnettes te remercient
Par contre ouais: 6 mois d'attente et des prix plutôt élevé, ça motive moyen en effet...

Salut!
Les prix sont pas plus élevés qu'ailleurs, on va dire qu'il s'est aligné... et c'est toujours fdp in je pense.

Oui c'est vrai
J'ai écrit ça à la va-vite, mais c'est vrai que c'est surtout les 6 mois minimum qui me piquent perso...
Sinon comme tu le sais, je signerai bien pour un set aux cotes Gibson réelles, avec vintage en neck avec un mutz nutz en soapbar en bridge, le tout RWRP au middle et wax-potté bien généreusement...(là il va moins aimer le Spence, en bon ayatollah du vintage correct...).
Je viens d'aller voir son site, il n'a rien mis à jour concernant les côtes disponibles, "vintage" ou "custom" by Nufan ... non?
Je savais bien qu'il fallait pas que je revienne trainer ici

Merci moi aussi je suis content de l'aboir vendue
sinon suffit de le mailer au facteur
"If you require the modern rounded edged baseplates and thick covers, please email for info."

je viens de recevoir un autre P90 vintage, de 61 celui-là. Ben on dirait un vrai

C'est vrai que le "relicage" est bluffant

Changement de polarité....

bon après lecture de pas mal de pages je me demande toujours qu'elle p90 serait pas mal pour une squier ( >< ) customp90 .

a savoir que la gratte ma coûter que 100e et que je souhaite juste avoir de meilleurs micro car en enregistrement je les trouve fade et sans âme !
Il me faudrait un p90 soapbar noir ou chrome qui accepte bien les fuzz !!

Bonjour,
y a t'il qqun qui a remplacé ses aimants Alnico V
par des Alnicos IV sur son P90 Gibson ou autre ?

Comment ca sonne ?

Jerome

une compil en vrac ...

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I know it may sound strange but I don't consider the magnet to be part of the "tone." Tone is the quality, richness, harmonics, overtones of the note. The magnet mainly affects volume, punch, clarity, balance, output, and how articulate the pickup is. In my mind, I separate the pickup into two basic parts; There's the magnet, and there's everything else. With "everything else" being the same, in the same guitar, here are the general differences between the magnets:

Alnico 5: Punchy, clear, balanced, brightest of the alnico magnets.
Alnico 2: "Squishy," more midrange, less highs/lows, can be muddy.
Alnico 4: Near the warmth of alnico 2, but near the clarity of alnico 5.
Alnico 3: Weakest, doesn't hold a charge well. Only recommended as a last resort for the brightest of humbucker guitars. Works well for single coils.
Ceramic: Very strong magnet, much brighter than alnico, dramatically increases pickup gain, best used for driving the front end of the amp



General Alnico properties.:
A2 long / Scooped mids, chimey highs, warm sweet tones, loose feel.
A2 short / Scooped mids, spankier tone than long A2.
A3 long / Very weak, nice clarity for use in P-90's but very low output for P.A.F.'s.
A4 long / Balanced mids, treble and low end, drier toned than A2.
A5 long oriented / mid dominant, focused tone, jazzy cleans.
A5 short oriented / mid dominant tone, fatter toned than long oriented A5.
A5 long unoriented (Illinois) / Great low end clarity with good mids.
A5 long unoriented )(Indiana) / Less low end clarity more treble snarl, good mids.


A2 - warm, rounded high end, lots of mids, not much treble, loose low end, lots of vintage dynamics, organic earthy tones, low output.

A3 - like an A2 but with more treble and less bass.

A4 - flat EQ, medium output. no big EQ push, which lets the PU's and wood's tones come thru; some guys find it bland.

A5 - bright, sharp high end, scooped mids, lots of bass. firm low end, relatively high output.

UOA5 - unoriented A5, sounds like the middle ground between an A2 and A5, warm but with a little more treble than an A2, lots of dynamics, organic tones, medium output.

A8 - warm, lots of mids, some treble but not an excess, firm low end, high output.

All A2's, A3's, and A4's are unoriented, along with UOA5's. A5's and A8's are oriented, which means the inner 'grain's in the metal have been magnitized and aligned in one direction when the metal was being formed,
which makes a stronger magnet and a more uniform magnetic field. Unoriented magnets have random 'grain' and a more complex and varied magnetic field.

Polished magnets have a sharper high end. Roughcast magnets have a slightly smoother high end. Not a huge difference.

Alnico mags are numbered by output, more or less, so A2's and A3's are low output, A8's are high. There are A1 thru A12 alnico magnets, but some are rarely if ever cut into the size of guitar magnets.

Ranked in order of warmth: RC A2, A2, UOA5, A8, RC A4, A4, RC A3, A3, RC A5, A5.

So if you know what magent is in your HB or P-90, and you want to change the EQ, choose a magnet that will move it in the direction you want. On the Duncan forum some common swaps are:

JB - can be bright and harsh. Has an A5. An A2 adds mids and takes away some treble.
'59N - can have a boomy bass in mahogany. Has an A5. An A4 or A3 takes away some bass.
'59B - bright and scooped. Has an A5. An UOA5 or A8 fixes both issues.
490R, '57 Classic, PGN - can be dark in the neck slot. Have A2's. An A5, A4, A3, or UOA5 add treble.
498T and Custom 5 - bright and midscooped. Have A5's. An A8 or UOA5 add mids and dials down the treble.
490T, PGB, '57 Classic - bridge PU's that can have an overly rounded high end. Have A2's. An UOA5's and A8's add some bite.

P-90's have two magnets in each (same kind of mags as a HB), so you can pair up any two to blend your EQ.
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Est-ce que quelqu'un aurait mesuré les aimants de P90 ?

J'ai un peu la flemme de démonter pour mesurer et je voudrai savoir si c'est aussi long que pour les humbuckers. Je compte m'acheter quelques aimants mais la boutique que j'ai trouvé sur la bay ne fait que les Hum et les simples types fender.

c'est pareil....

http://stores.ebay.com/philalu(...)94680

Cool ça,merci. J'ai trouvé cette boutique bien fournie :
http://stores.ebay.com/Addicti(...)rdc=1