bR00tAl bridge PU for deathmetal TELECASTER??? And less noisy

[Gmork]

So i got an offset tele (that has an angled singlecoil bridge pu) and want to throw something new in thats both less noisy but aggressive and thick for death metal.

Any suggestions?
(( NOT looking for expensive options like BKP))

 

[Legion]

Bro the Hotrail is fucking INSANE for that sort of thing.

 

[budda]

Sure you want thick?

Vintage style and go. As for noisy, replace the pots and wiring harness?

 

[Gmork]

Bro the Hotrail is fucking INSANE for that sort of thing.

This?? Does it matter that it says its for a strat?
Anyone know if itll go in the angled bridge position on a tele?

 

[MFB]

What about the Quarter Pounder Tele? That was my personal favorite of the bridges I looked at compared to the HR/VRs.

 

[Legion]

This?? Does it matter that it says its for a strat?
Anyone know if itll go in the angled bridge position on a tele? View attachment 110728

There's a Hot Rail for Tele too: https://www.seymourduncan.com/single-product/hot-rails-tele

 

[ArtDecade]

Br00talz!!!!

How you think it is going.

How it is actually going.

 

[Gmork]

@ArtDecade i use that word in all unseriousnous lol

 

[ArtDecade]

@ArtDecade i use that word in all unseriousnous lol

I've been waiting to use that Little Girl Rocking A Tele gif for a long time. And I don't mean J5!

 

[nightflameauto]

Br00talz!!!!

How you think it is going.

How it is actually going.

That little girl has better rhythm than my last bass player.

 

[Kosthrash]

For less noisy I'd consider the (active) EMG T-set:

T Set

The EMG T Set is a new take on the classic Telecasters™ pickup. The T Set gives you all the twang and punch you'd expect with incredible clarity and definition with no hum. The bridge pickup (RT) gives players that classic chime without the 'ice pick' and a rich low end. When overdriven, this...

www.emgpickups.com

 

[MaxOfMetal]

For less noisy I'd consider the (active) EMG T-set:

T Set

The EMG T Set is a new take on the classic Telecasters™ pickup. The T Set gives you all the twang and punch you'd expect with incredible clarity and definition with no hum. The bridge pickup (RT) gives players that classic chime without the 'ice pick' and a rich low end. When overdriven, this...

www.emgpickups.com

EMG Tele pickups are seriously overlooked.

 

[Gmork]

Just put new/thicker strings and did a setup and it feels great to play! Im rusty but was just messin around, so whatever who cares
Even these stock PUs sound pretty awesome imo!

 

[wheresthefbomb]

Br00talz!!!!

How you think it is going.

How it is actually going.

Fantasy: John 5
Reality: John 0.5

 

[Necky379]

Seymour Duncan Invader Single Coil Bridge Chrome and Black Custom Shop | Reverb

Great shape, about five inches of lead. Custom shop pickup. No box.

reverb.com

Maybe they can build a tele version? Invader with a single pot or straight to the jack is pretty tough to beat for the deathbrootz

 

[TheWarAgainstTime]

Do you want a hotter/thicker Tele-style pickup or any hot/thick pickup that's available with a Tele mounting style?

For a Tele pickup, I would look at the Dimarzio Area Hot T. I have the regular Area T in a Warmoth Tele and it does great rock tones, so I figure the hotter version could handle some extra nastiness while keeping the original Telecaster spirit in tact.

For a humbucker in a Tele housing, I'm afraid I won't he much help. The only one I've tried was a Duncan JB Jr that my friend has, but again that's more rock oriented. Hotter-spec models like the Super Distortion T or Hot Rails for Tele should be up your alley, though

 

[Zhysick]

I was going to make a joke about "why less noisy" if you are going to play Death Metal... but then I realized that you said Death not Black Metal...

 

[littlebadboy]

I don't play death metal, but I was happy with a rail humbucker in my ex tele! It sounded like in between a bucker and a coil, but it could definitely go heavy. It has a unique sound actually.

 

[Gmork]

Do you want a hotter/thicker Tele-style pickup or any hot/thick pickup that's available with a Tele mounting style?

For a Tele pickup, I would look at the Dimarzio Area Hot T. I have the regular Area T in a Warmoth Tele and it does great rock tones, so I figure the hotter version could handle some extra nastiness while keeping the original Telecaster spirit in tact.

For a humbucker in a Tele housing, I'm afraid I won't he much help. The only one I've tried was a Duncan JB Jr that my friend has, but again that's more rock oriented. Hotter-spec models like the Super Distortion T or Hot Rails for Tele should be up your alley, though

Honestly ive been playing with it and the stock tele bridge def has something awesome going on when used with highgain, its very "chunky" so im actually thinking hotter/thicker TELE STYLE PU like you said, so ill have to look into the hot T.
Would love to hear more suggestions with this in mind!

 

[Kosthrash]

For hotter/thicker, check the Dimarzio Super Distortion T as mentioned above.

Super Distortion® T | DiMarzio

The Super Distortion® T offers the performance of the famous Super Distortion® in humbucking Tele® bridge direct replacement-size pickups. We’ve built in the same blend of power and tone that made the original Super Distortion® the worldwide standard for high-output humbuckers. We also tweaked...

www.dimarzio.com