[purple_voodoo]

Very much the same I think.

[buddroyce]

How does the HFH sounded in split?

I actually just installed an HFH in a clients Les Paul with the Dial-A-Split control instead of a tone and to be totally honest, running the HFH in single coil mode sounds pretty much the same as it does in humbucker mode, except it's got a little less output and it's got the 60 hz hum.

[FeinMusic]

I kind of had a feeling you would say that

[buddroyce]

Maybe I should have said that it sounds like a paf in single coil mode instead to through you off

[FeinMusic]

.... But that's kind of what it sounds like already?

[KH Guitar Freak]

Has anyone tried a HFH in the bridge position before???

[CityofBlindingLights]

Has anyone tried a HFH in the bridge position before???

That's where I love it.

[KH Guitar Freak]

Has anyone tried a HFH in the bridge position before???

That's where I love it.

Well then, describe to me how it sounds like then. I was thinking of a HFH/HS2/HFH setup in my Ibanez RGR470...

[alfaromeo90]

the audio equivalent of shuriken...   i'd love to hear this!

[FeinMusic]

It's bright.  I've heard it described as borderline shrill and that discouraged me from trying dual HFHs a few months back.  It's not sounding like such a terrible idea if it's configured properly......

[CityofBlindingLights]

Has anyone tried a HFH in the bridge position before???

That's where I love it.

Well then, describe to me how it sounds like then. I was thinking of a HFH/HS2/HFH setup in my Ibanez RGR470...

It's pretty bright. LOTS of top end, tight bass. Rather clear and defined. Sounds pretty badass with some dirt, it really gives a whole new tone to your guitar. In mahogany it'd probably be more rounded (probably packs a lot of punch...), and it would probably ad nice cut to basswood. I like it in swamp ash, which helps accentuate its top end.

Personally, I prefer the D Activator Neck in the bridge.

[Echad]

Has anyone tried a HFH in the bridge position before???

That's where I love it.

Well then, describe to me how it sounds like then. I was thinking of a HFH/HS2/HFH setup in my Ibanez RGR470...

It's pretty bright. LOTS of top end, tight bass. Rather clear and defined. Sounds pretty badass with some dirt, it really gives a whole new tone to your guitar. In mahogany it'd probably be more rounded (probably packs a lot of punch...), and it would probably ad nice cut to basswood. I like it in swamp ash, which helps accentuate its top end.

Personally, I prefer the D Activator Neck in the bridge.

Is the Neck even sharper than the Bridge in it's place? Does it give that twang to it?

[CityofBlindingLights]

Has anyone tried a HFH in the bridge position before???

That's where I love it.

Well then, describe to me how it sounds like then. I was thinking of a HFH/HS2/HFH setup in my Ibanez RGR470...

It's pretty bright. LOTS of top end, tight bass. Rather clear and defined. Sounds pretty badass with some dirt, it really gives a whole new tone to your guitar. In mahogany it'd probably be more rounded (probably packs a lot of punch...), and it would probably ad nice cut to basswood. I like it in swamp ash, which helps accentuate its top end.

Personally, I prefer the D Activator Neck in the bridge.

Is the Neck even sharper than the Bridge in it's place? Does it give that twang to it?

Yes. Not as much crunch as the D Activator bridge, but it does have loads of twang, which is why I love it.

If you have more questions, please limit them to the HFH, or repost in another thread in order to keep this topic relevant.

[Echad]

OK... I heard, that when paired with a high output humbucker in the bridge, the HFH is too silent in the neck. Which is the relative output I should go for the bridge pickup with, if I want them to sound on the same loudness level?

[FeinMusic]

That all depends on how you have the pickups positioned.  I've had a situation where the HFH was louder than a Super 3 at similar heights and the Mo'Joe dwarfed it while being minimally higher up.  The Norton and Air Zone both seemed to be dwarfed by the HFH unless it was much lower.  I would not underestimate this pickup's ability to cut through when dirty