Adam “Nolly” Getgood’s signature pickup. Designed for progressive metal.
$218.41
Adam “Nolly” Getgood’s signature pickup. Designed for progressive metal.
$218.41
| Brand | Bare Knuckle |
|---|---|
| Magnet Type | Alnico 5 |
| DC Resistance | 14.2 |
| Pole Pieces | Single Screw |
| Position | Bridge |
| Wire Guage | N/A |
| Wire Type | N/A |
| Artists | Adam "Nolly" Getgood |
| Country of Origin | England |
| Baseplate Material | Nickel Silver |
| Rec. Pot Value | 500K |
| Sound | Humbucker |
| Strings | 6, 7, 8 |
| Pole Spacing | F-Space, Standard |
| Noiseless | Yes |
| Resonant Peak | N/A |
We have not currently reviewed the Bare Knuckle Polymath Bridge pickup. As we continue development of Guitar Pickup Database, we will be adding in-depth reviews of all guitar pickups we test. In the meantime, we encourage anyone who has experience with this pickup model to leave a review and rating to help others understand its sonic characteristics. If you’re interested in purchasing this pickup, please click “Find this on Reverb.com” to support us!
Absolutely incredible: perhaps the most versatile bridge pickup I’ve ever encountered. The midrange really nicely fills out an amp and makes the pickup sound so thick, but so clear. Highs are very harmonically rich and detailed, but also very full and smooth-sounding. The low end is tight but has a lot of depth to it, and the pick attack has a really nice compression (or squish) to it while still being really percussive and chunky. These pickups really do highlight the nuances of your playing without being overly sensitive to dynamics. I have them installed in a Schecter Blackjack SLS C-1 with a Hipshot Tone-A-Matic bridge and a 280K volume pot. Also sounds like a hotter P90 in parallel.
We have not currently reviewed the Bare Knuckle Polymath Bridge pickup. As we continue development of Guitar Pickup Database, we will be adding in-depth reviews of all guitar pickups we test. In the meantime, we encourage anyone who has experience with this pickup model to leave a review and rating to help others understand its sonic characteristics. If you’re interested in purchasing this pickup, please click “Find this on Reverb.com” to support us!
| Brand | Bare Knuckle |
|---|---|
| Magnet Type | Alnico 5 |
| DC Resistance | 14.2 |
| Pole Pieces | Single Screw |
| Position | Bridge |
| Wire Guage | N/A |
| Wire Type | N/A |
| Artists | Adam "Nolly" Getgood |
| Country of Origin | England |
| Baseplate Material | Nickel Silver |
| Rec. Pot Value | 500K |
| Sound | Humbucker |
| Strings | 6, 7, 8 |
| Pole Spacing | F-Space, Standard |
| Noiseless | Yes |
| Resonant Peak | N/A |
1 review for Bare Knuckle Polymath Bridge
Absolutely incredible: perhaps the most versatile bridge pickup I’ve ever encountered. The midrange really nicely fills out an amp and makes the pickup sound so thick, but so clear. Highs are very harmonically rich and detailed, but also very full and smooth-sounding. The low end is tight but has a lot of depth to it, and the pick attack has a really nice compression (or squish) to it while still being really percussive and chunky. These pickups really do highlight the nuances of your playing without being overly sensitive to dynamics. I have them installed in a Schecter Blackjack SLS C-1 with a Hipshot Tone-A-Matic bridge and a 280K volume pot. Also sounds like a hotter P90 in parallel.