[alfaromeo90]

This pickup is essentially a filter for any nasty frequencies and merely accentuates those that you are trying to put across from your fingers. A very expressive, open, dynamic and responsive pickup.

That is very accurate!

[mi2tom]

One of the best pickup ever made... Ever

[123RnR]

Something like Dimarzio's take on the Seymour Duncan 59'.
Very balanced, even, with power, can take pedals with ease, and can play a lot of things.
It can be jazzy at times, nice for blues a la Gary Moore, etc. This ain't only for virtuosos!
Believe me, it's good! Even my tech will buy one now (after installing it on my guitar).

If anyone has questions about it (in the neck position), please write!

[Guitar74]

I wouldn’t classify it as a Dimarzio’s Duncan ‘59. I have a ‘59 and n more than one axe, and have the Pro in more than one axe. Not even in the same zip code, tonally speaking. The ‘59 has a vintage voice going on, and is a much darker sounding pickup. They’re both great, and versatil, but the Pro is a balanced modern vibe.

[gtrjunior]

Isn’t the 36th Anny based on Larry’s pickups in his LP?
I’d venture a guess that the 36th is likely the closest to the 59.

[Guitar74]

I would say that or the PAF ‘59.

[gtrjunior]

Oh! I didn’t know there was a PAF 59’.
Clearly I’m out of the loop. Lol

[Guitar74]

I just saw it myself so I wouldn’t feel too far out of the loop.