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Topic: are you a George L 10-5 user? |
Greg Gefell
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Upstate NY
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Posted 10 Mar 2008 9:03 am |
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I'm curious what advantages this has over a standard george L E-66? The George L site says it comes with a 5 position switch. What exactly does that switch do?
I'm assuming the extra wires allow for coil tapping and possibly a series/parallel function or maybe a phase flip?
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Jim Bob Sedgwick
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Clinton, Missouri USA
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Posted 10 Mar 2008 5:53 pm
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Greg, the five position switch is as you thought, a multi coil splitter. Each setting gives you different strengths of the coil. (DC Resistance) I tried one and only found one setting that sounded decent to me. I believe Buddy Emmons said something to the same effect years ago. I have known a few people that like them, but they are in the minority. YMMV
Hope this helps. |
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Greg Gefell
From:
Upstate NY
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Posted 11 Mar 2008 5:39 am
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| Thanks for the info, I was hoping it would do more than that. Perhaps I'll stick with the E66 on my new guitar. I like their tone and they can be split to single coil if desired. |
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