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Numb - U2

Sit Down - James

No Scrubs - TLC

Lucky Seven - Chris Squire

Livin' On A Prayer - Bon Jovi

Baby Universal - Tin Machine

Rough Boy - ZZ Top

Red - King Crimson

She (has) Bangs - Ricky Martin

According to a thread on TalkBass, the 5-string EHB models come with BH2s in the P4 size, which is 117x32mm. That corresponds with the E6W dimensions given above, just about: 119 vs 117mm length. so the magnet length would be correspondingly longer, maybe another 10mm to 76mm. That makes more sense, given that the pickups are slanted. Spacing is 18mm at the bridge, maybe 17mm at the bridge pickup position, meaning 68mm from B to G. Add a few mm above and below, and a few more mm to cater for the angle, and a 76mm magnet looks about right. Could I safely remove 1mm of wood at each end, carefully? I don’t think it’s beyond me. I have needle files and I know how to use them. 😬 EMGs don’t come with a balance control: if you want one, you have to buy it separately. It’s included with some of their EQ circuits, such as the BQC. I wonder if the control cavity is big enough for that?

What Was I Made Faure? - Billie Eilish

Pornograffitti - Extreme

Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd

Through The Never - Metallica

I Can't Dance - Genesis

The new EMG E5Ws are what might finally convince me to get an Ibanez EHB, since all but their most expensive models have the poorly-reviewed Bartolini BH2s. (On Thomann, the EHB1265MS is less expensive than the EHB1135MS, for some reason I don't quite see.) I tend to prefer the EMG way of thinking: Active starts at the pickups, not by adding an active EQ after passive pickups and controls.

The Colonel Bogey March a.k.a. "Hitler has only got one Ball".

Michael Kiwanuka - Cold Little Heart

Heroin - The Velvet Underground

I Had A Dream - AᗺBA

No Reply At All - Genesis

Caroline, No - The Beach Boys

Matte Kudasai - King Crimson

Just - Radiohead

Catch These Fists - Wet Leg