Thanks for the demo! I have a Gibson Les Paul modern that I absolutely love to play, however cannot get the right tone to play with our praise team. I'm so frustrated that I haven't played the electric at church in over a year. Looks like for praise music, the burst buckers are simply to harsh of a tone, especially on the neck pickup. The "Crema" pickups really clean the up the tone. The burst buckers sounds great playing harder rock, like AC/DC, but not well suited for light rock praise music. Or, could mean I just dont' know what I'm doing!
I put a set of these in my ES-335 style guitar and it completely transformed what I am able to do with it. So in love with them. Also grabbed a set of the Grinders to put in my T-Deluxe style guitar and that thing just SINGS. A bouquet of tone.
I'm confused - in some shots you say it is on the Gibson Bridge but your switch is showing the Neck position, and other is says Gibson Neck but your switch is on the Bridge? Otherwise great demo! I'm currently waiting on getting my Epi back from the shop - having a Crema/Grinder combo put in it and can't wait to try it out!
No comparison. The Lambertones are on another level. I want to put one in my Suhr strat to go with my Lollar Blonde's in the neck & middle. They will probably balance: Volume-wise???
I have a set of these in an HH Strat and at one point considered putting them in an LP. I may still. Anyway, did you keep the standard wiring or did you change around the electronics at all with the Crema install? Thanks for the demo! Great stuff!
Thanks! The HH Strat basically has an LP harness from 920D... just single volume. 3-way switch and push/pull on both the tone knobs for coil splitting. I could easily add another volume pot and have the same harness for the LP I think.
Mixed feelings on these pups. They sound very mid scooped so while they are bright I feel they will get lost in the mix. Thats my first impression, has that been your experience? Thanks for the video, very informative
Hey! I’ve actually had the opposite experience. The guitar sits really well in the mix, especially compared to the stock pickups. Much of how it sits is attributed to eq as well. All to say, I’m super pleased with how these pickups sound. Thanks for the feedback!
@@zacharykim295 I haven’t tried the Lollars, but I’ve heard that they are very similar. I have lollars in my tele and they sound incredible. I think both companies make great sounding pickups.
Thanks for the demo! I have a Gibson Les Paul modern that I absolutely love to play, however cannot get the right tone to play with our praise team. I'm so frustrated that I haven't played the electric at church in over a year. Looks like for praise music, the burst buckers are simply to harsh of a tone, especially on the neck pickup. The "Crema" pickups really clean the up the tone. The burst buckers sounds great playing harder rock, like AC/DC, but not well suited for light rock praise music. Or, could mean I just dont' know what I'm doing!
I put a set of these in my ES-335 style guitar and it completely transformed what I am able to do with it. So in love with them. Also grabbed a set of the Grinders to put in my T-Deluxe style guitar and that thing just SINGS. A bouquet of tone.
That’s awesome! Sounds like a great setup. I’m really happy with them too.
Thank you! Great video! You have helped me greatly. Gods Blessings to you and your Family
Thank you! Happy to help. God bless.
Your pickups are sweet. But I really like the hardware on your L.P.
Thank you!
Grabbed a set last year for my PRS Zach Myers SE.
Simply can't put her down.
That sounds awesome!
Those pickups sound legit! Thanks for sharing!
They’re pretty awesome! Thanks!
I have a set in my Telecaster, and snagged a set for a Thinline I’m building. Incredible pickups.
That’s awesome! Yeah I’m really impressed with them. I bet they sound rad in the telecaster.
@@tycaskey They do! There are some pretty good demos with Telecaster-style guitars on TH-cam.
@@TheSneetch Cool! I’ll check it out.
I'm confused - in some shots you say it is on the Gibson Bridge but your switch is showing the Neck position, and other is says Gibson Neck but your switch is on the Bridge? Otherwise great demo! I'm currently waiting on getting my Epi back from the shop - having a Crema/Grinder combo put in it and can't wait to try it out!
Yeah the switch is reversed on the Gibson pickups. Sorry I know it looks a little confusing, I put it back to normal after installing the lambertones.
@@tycaskey Ah ok, now I get it. LOL
EQ pedal and you have all pickups in the world..
No comparison. The Lambertones are on another level. I want to put one in my Suhr strat to go with my Lollar Blonde's in the neck & middle. They will probably balance: Volume-wise???
I’m not sure on that, but agree that they sound awesome!
Love the hardware on your Les Paul. Is this a custom shop?
Thanks! It was customized by the company Thalia. It’s Ebony and Koa.
I have a P90 Les Paul and i am going to switch the Gibson P90s with a pair of ristrettos
Sounds cool!
I have a set of these in an HH Strat and at one point considered putting them in an LP. I may still. Anyway, did you keep the standard wiring or did you change around the electronics at all with the Crema install? Thanks for the demo! Great stuff!
Nice! I actually switched it out with a new harness from 920 D custom. Thanks!
Thanks! The HH Strat basically has an LP harness from 920D... just single volume. 3-way switch and push/pull on both the tone knobs for coil splitting. I could easily add another volume pot and have the same harness for the LP I think.
i prefer the gibbons's
Mixed feelings on these pups. They sound very mid scooped so while they are bright I feel they will get lost in the mix. Thats my first impression, has that been your experience? Thanks for the video, very informative
Hey! I’ve actually had the opposite experience. The guitar sits really well in the mix, especially compared to the stock pickups. Much of how it sits is attributed to eq as well. All to say, I’m super pleased with how these pickups sound. Thanks for the feedback!
@@tycaskey thanks for replying! Hmm Ill keep looking into these. Do you know how they compare to Lollar El Rayos? They're similarly speced.
@@zacharykim295 I haven’t tried the Lollars, but I’ve heard that they are very similar. I have lollars in my tele and they sound incredible. I think both companies make great sounding pickups.
@@tycaskey Definitely. Struggling to choose between the two... but the good news is one is as good as the other! Thanks again brother.
What’s your pickup height like?
Whatever factory spec is. I haven’t measured exactly.
Honestly, I preferred the Gibson's in most situations. Definitely don't think it justified the money spent to switch them.
Thanks for the feedback
Could you take a video with two real amps mic instead of IRS? Curious
I would f I had two amps to use ha! Sorry this is the best I have right now.
gibson uses 4 wires or 2 wires?
2 I believe
Lambertones are definitely more clear and versatile
Thanks for feedback!
Hmm, i think i like more Gibson's pickups.
Really? Well thanks for your feedback.