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Lollar Eldorado and El Rayo Pick Up Comparison By Rick Fass

Rick Fass demonstrates a comparison of Lollar's El Rayo pickups to Lollar's Eldorado pick up. The Eldorado Humbucker was voiced and designed with versatility in mind. How do we blend all the elements that we like in vintage F- and G-style pickups into one pickup so it also works well with every amp and style of music? And how do we make a humbucker that sounds like a good traditional single-coil pickup when split? Our answer is the Eldorado Humbucker which strikes a perfect balance between humbucker and split single-coil tones. The Eldorado Humbucker has a pronounced midrange with good upper harmonic balance and clarity. With its magnetic poles placed vertically, it also offers more dynamic punch than moderate- to high-output PAF-style humbuckers. The sound is organic, with a more apparent midrange note than Strat- or Tele-style single-coils produce. When played through a high-gain amp the midrange barks and sits perfectly where aggression needs to land. All without the fizzy or harsh top end other moderate- to high-output humbuckers can have. Dynamics punch through, feeling percussive and clear and cleans sound rooted in a balanced and natural frequency response. The right amount of top-end overtones, and the right amount of body. Typically, the split sound on a humbucker is always a compromise. It is never quite the same as a full-sized P-90 or Strat single-coil. The Eldorado Humbucker does not suffer from the same shortcomings that PAF-style humbuckers do and offers a true single-coil sound when split. You get glassy and clear sounds like a Strat or Tele, even when you play this pickup in a heavy Les Paul-style guitar. The Eldorado Humbucker offers maximum versatility so you can truly play one guitar on stage and get a wide range of sounds. Video shot and edited by tmack Productions (www.tmackproductions.com)