Lollar Novel CC NE NI

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monte sur une IBANEZ LGB 30 CA SONNE!!!
Il est vrai qu'il est meilleur sur une TELECASTER
S'INTEGRE PARFAITEMENT
mon luthier (un vrai) m'a dit que ce n'est pas la peine de changer les potars que c'est seulement une histoire de segmentation de marche
le micro est plus puissant que prevu, mais fusionne bien aveec le humbucker chevalet
les aigus sont presents mais pas criards , on entend chaque note distinctement, surtout ce qui est tres appreciable c'est la reponse du micro en fonction de l'attaque
le look est incroyable, presque j'en achete un cote chevalet rien que pour le look
micros hors norme fabriquation solide et serieuse

For context, I'm using this pickup on a laminate archtop guitar (Eastman, 175 style)

Pros
1. Very crystal clear and full range sound. Super articulate. Just what I wanted in terms of sound. Think Tal Farlow, Barney Kessel. I've never tried the big, original CC ones, so I don't know how it compares

Cons
1. About 3x times noisier than regular Strat single coil pickup. It's quite hard to manage in lower volume settings. This is one of the noisiest pickups because of its big magnet.
2. Quite boomy, so leads to more feedback with my guitar. But nothing that EQ on the amp and raising it off the floor can't fix.

Observations
I kept the original 500k pots the guitar has (and .22uf cap), although Lollar recommends 250k. I wanted it to be quite bright, so this made sense to me, but the tone knob only works between 3 and 0 (it's linear). The sweet spot is probably 500k volume, 250k tone.

Conclusion
If you can live with the noise, the velvety old-school sound this pickup has is certainly special and inspiring to play.