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Double Reverse P - some tips and advice form those in the know


krispn
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So I’ve decided while many folks are on the abstinence tip for 2020 I’m gonna do a Reverse Double P build. I’m not sure if it sounds like a skateboarding move or a sub-genre of porn but I’ll persevere with an internet search soon just not on the work pc!

Im just wondering would it make sense to have a higher out put bridge position p and more traditional output in the classic position a la pj config or two similar matched pick ups in terms of output. 
 

I’ve got three pick ups I’m gonna choose from, two more vintage and a higher output  one. Two will go into the Double and the third back into my other standard (now a reverse) p. 
 

Look forward to your collective insight especially current double p users. 

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When I converted my old Roadworn to P/P I just went with a Seymour Duncan SPB1 and matched the outputs through pickup height. I originally had it as a VVT, but eventually changed to a VT plus 3 way selector as any subtle differences in the blend were lost in a band setting.

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17 hours ago, krispn said:

Well my build won’t cost upwards of £3000 but yes the switching is Dingwall inspired the similarities however  end there 😀

Dingwall pick-ups are also split-coil pickups like the P-Bass ones...the Combustion is basically a double P hidden underneath those bars. :) 

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