[shred4Him]

I thought I had read at one time someone was going to do the Virtual Vintage mod to a PAF Pro but I haven't seen any follow up. Did I miss that? If not, can anyone predict what the possible results of this mod on a PP would be? Such a versatile pickup, but can get bright in the bridge. Thinking about doing this for a future project a few months from now.

[buddroyce]

No idea what happened with that, although I do think it would work pretty well for the PAF Pro.

If you're going to give it a shot, I think we'd all love to hear about the results.

[shred4Him]

If I do it, (there is a debate in my mind about getting a PAF Pro for this experiment, or a Breed neck) I will definitely post about it.  After reading about the Breed neck being a fatter PAF Pro, I was really intrigued about using it.  The only thing I have heard negative about the Breed neck is that the high end can be strident when in the bridge.  I know that there are 3 screws that can be added per coil.  I wonder if just adding 1 screw per coil would pull just a hair of the high end back, while leaving the rest of the pickup alone. 

This will be a cool experiment.  Then next part of decision process is using a 500K or 250K pot.  Maybe using a Breed neck with a 250K pot would be the equivalent of doing the VV mod.  So many questions. 

[buddroyce]

It would definitely make an interesting experiment!

I would say, stick with the 500k pots. If you wanted to see what it would be like with a 250k pot just run a 500k resistor across the pot in parallel between the input and the ground.

[shred4Him]

Is there a particular reason you suggest to stick with the 500K pots?  Have you tried the Breed neck in the bridge of a strat-like guitar?