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Epiphone Alnico Classic Vs Probucker. The epiphone alnico classic pro humbuckers use alnico v magnets and are evenly wound. They used to publish specs, but are very mysterious about them these. I tend to prefer an. I started going to the probuckers because i wanted a pick up with less output. The alnico classic pros are meant to be copies of the gibson 57 classics, except with a5 magnets. They are similar to the gibson ’57. It's my understanding that epiphone alnico classics are designed to be closer to. It's strictly a matter of personal preference. You could get a pair of alnico iis from one of the major suppliers (i get mine from philadelphia luthier supply). After playing each sg guitar one after the other on the same settings and pickup height, with one. I'm looking at an lp standard or an lp custom. Is there a big difference between probuckers and alnico classics? I have to say the output is almost identical. Both pickup sets are really different.

Is there a big difference between probuckers and alnico classics? After playing each sg guitar one after the other on the same settings and pickup height, with one. They are similar to the gibson ’57. Both pickup sets are really different. It's strictly a matter of personal preference. They used to publish specs, but are very mysterious about them these. I tend to prefer an. The alnico classic pros are meant to be copies of the gibson 57 classics, except with a5 magnets. It's my understanding that epiphone alnico classics are designed to be closer to. I'm looking at an lp standard or an lp custom.

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Epiphone Alnico Classic Vs Probucker I have to say the output is almost identical. The alnico classic pros are meant to be copies of the gibson 57 classics, except with a5 magnets. I have to say the output is almost identical. The epiphone alnico classic pro humbuckers use alnico v magnets and are evenly wound. It's my understanding that epiphone alnico classics are designed to be closer to. I tend to prefer an. They are similar to the gibson ’57. Both pickup sets are really different. They used to publish specs, but are very mysterious about them these. After playing each sg guitar one after the other on the same settings and pickup height, with one. I'm looking at an lp standard or an lp custom. You could get a pair of alnico iis from one of the major suppliers (i get mine from philadelphia luthier supply). Is there a big difference between probuckers and alnico classics? It's strictly a matter of personal preference. I started going to the probuckers because i wanted a pick up with less output.