New pickups in Koa #1

[seriesnuns]

Found this pic. Looks like double fixed  staggered pole humbuckers?

Anyone want to guess what they could be?

[Brian27]

If i am not mistaken Trey has always used Seymour Duncan '59's as his neck and bridge pickups.

[seriesnuns]

They were defiantly swapped out since GD50.

In Chicago he had his pickups reversed with chrome covers.

Since he swapped this black uncovered pickup with what looks like to me staggered pole humbucker on both windings.

I wonder if he's  getting more of the box thinking since GD50. I like how he's rotating his guitars now. Although after listening to Austin I think his rig is dialed in for Koa #1.

[Down_With_Sco]

must have asked either Paul or Brian to tweak those picksups around??

[Arafel]

He's been really switching out the guitars. Last night he had the Ocedoc out on Kill Devil Falls, and it was awesome. That's still my favorite guitar tone-wise. So far, by my count, we've seen Old Reliable, Koa 1, and Ocedoc on this tour.

[tsbot]

He has new pickups or just took the covers off on the Ocedoc too

[Hoody]

Is there any difference between the "nonlinear" function on the nanoverb and the "reverse" function on microverb?  I have one but not the other and seems they're the same to me.

Anyone know?  Or have both and try it out

Ps - very cool effect.  These little rack units do a ton of stuff that's fun for spacey jams

[bigebeer]

Is there any difference between the "nonlinear" function on the nanoverb and the "reverse" function on microverb?  I have one but not the other and seems they're the same to me.

Anyone know?  Or have both and try it out

Ps - very cool effect.  These little rack units do a ton of stuff that's fun for spacey jams

He doesn't use the Nanoverb in his signal chain. There's an interview somewhere with Brian Brown i believe where he states its just there to take up space so there's not a whole in the rack.

That said, the non-linear program is a gated delay a la Brian Eno. The reverse program on the microverb is the reverb trail played in backwards so they will sound completely different

[bigebeer]

Found this pic. Looks like double fixed  staggered pole humbuckers?

Anyone want to guess what they could be?

Seymor Duncan Stag Mags are a possibility

[Down_With_Sco]

Trey used the Koa #2 in Nashville... it still had the Duncan 59's and those were turned around like the Schallers in the Maple at GD50.

He's used each guitar this tour except for the Spruce and green Maple now....

Also, the new pickups in the Ocedoc seem shinier than the ones in Koa #1.. though they both look like Stag Mags?

Nashville webcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tPxX_bwo0I&feature=youtu.be

[Arafel]

Trey used the Koa #2 in Nashville... it still had the Duncan 59's and those were turned around like the Schallers in the Maple at GD50.

He's used each guitar this tour except for the Spruce and green Maple now....

Also, the new pickups in the Ocedoc seem shinier than the ones in Koa #1.. though they both look like Stag Mags?

Nashville webcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tPxX_bwo0I&feature=youtu.be

Yes, he used it for one song, but was on the Ocedoc for almost the entire show.

[Down_With_Sco]

Trey used the Koa #2 in Nashville... it still had the Duncan 59's and those were turned around like the Schallers in the Maple at GD50.

He's used each guitar this tour except for the Spruce and green Maple now....

Also, the new pickups in the Ocedoc seem shinier than the ones in Koa #1.. though they both look like Stag Mags?

Nashville webcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tPxX_bwo0I&feature=youtu.be

Yes, he used it for one song, but was on the Ocedoc for almost the entire show.

Yup... he switched back halfway into Funky Bitch

[afountas]

He has new pickups or just took the covers off on the Ocedoc too



Looks like 12 hole humbucker pickup covers ...

[Down_With_Sco]

hmmmmm

[Walker done done]

I know SD 59's get thrown around, but I am pretty sure he's got Schaller Golden 50's in there.  Can anyone confirm?  I'll ask Brian in Mexico