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Krivo gallery
MikeK
Asheville, NCNew Altamira M-30, Altamira M-10, Epiphone Zephyr Regent
In response to Mondoslug's earlier post, here's my photo gallery of the various Krivo pickups I use/have used:
The 1st one is the one that clipped onto an oval hole but the clip broke. I used the 2nd one on hundreds of gigs but the pole pieces tested the bounds of my sanity. When I hesrd that Jadon made a new generation without the pole pieces, I jumped. The 3rd one is my back-up. It sounds great but a tad grittier than the 4th one. And the 4th one is the holy grail to me. I've used it on every gig for about a year now. I'm completely obsessed with my tone, and once I find a tone I love, I lock in to it and stay put. I even have the amp settings written down on a post-it attached to my extra set of strings in my case. When I get to the gig, I quickly get everything set to those specs, then slightly tweak it if needed after the 1st song. And then I'm free. I get teased for that from my musical family here from time to time (lovingly, of course) , but I also get lots of compliments on my tone & never have to worry about it at the gig. Happy Thanksgiving to all.
