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chestwick91
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I have seen this s-1 switch on new fenders and havent played it nor do i know what it is...Is it just a bypass from a humbucker to single coil or what...somebody help...Is it worth it?
tourettes5139
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juststartingout
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chestwick91 said:
I have a deluxe strat and I can tell you, Yes, it is worth it. It basically takes your 5 position toggle and makes it 7 combinations.
MessianicDreams
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i have the S1 on my american deluxe strat, and i can tell you that it is very well worth it.
the extra pickup combos aren't all good. some of them, i dont really like. i think i probably only use regularly 2 or 3 of them, but for the extra versatility its totally worth it.
i would also like to add that the American Deluxe is a bad-ass guitar.
the extra pickup combos aren't all good. some of them, i dont really like. i think i probably only use regularly 2 or 3 of them, but for the extra versatility its totally worth it.
i would also like to add that the American Deluxe is a bad-ass guitar.
Codmate
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The S1 adds three out of phase sounds and two more 'almost regular' sounds. They all offer more gain than the sounds without the S1 enabled.
They also add a good amount of low-mid to the sound.
IME they work best with a bit of fuzz (a Rat is ideal), or the 'bright' channel of an amp, otherwise they seem a little too muddy IMO.
S1 is good to have as you have another five sounds to play with - but the most useful sounds for me (the more 'in-phase' sounds) are in the hardest to select positions (the same place the out of phase sounds are without S1 enabled).
It's cool to have another five tones to play with - but not the best thing about the guitar
Here's my baby BTW:
http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~thepark/andy/guitar pics/IMAGE_00096.jpg
http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~thepark/andy/guitar pics/IMAGE_00097.jpg
http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~thepark/andy/guitar pics/IMAGE_00098.jpg
They also add a good amount of low-mid to the sound.
IME they work best with a bit of fuzz (a Rat is ideal), or the 'bright' channel of an amp, otherwise they seem a little too muddy IMO.
S1 is good to have as you have another five sounds to play with - but the most useful sounds for me (the more 'in-phase' sounds) are in the hardest to select positions (the same place the out of phase sounds are without S1 enabled).
It's cool to have another five tones to play with - but not the best thing about the guitar
Here's my baby BTW:
http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~thepark/andy/guitar pics/IMAGE_00096.jpg
http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~thepark/andy/guitar pics/IMAGE_00097.jpg
http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~thepark/andy/guitar pics/IMAGE_00098.jpg
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