Seymour Duncan SH-8B BK

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Pickup

The Invader sounds powerful and rich in highs thanks to its wide ceramic magnetic field, and delivers its characteristic sound that sets it far apart from other distortion pickups.

  • Invader
  • Position: Bridge
  • Colour: Black
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Disponível desde Julho 2000
número de artigo 134953
unidade de venda 1 peça(s)
Active No
Wiring 4-Conductor
Output High
Kappe No
Colour Black
Position Bridge
€ 149
IVA incluído, € 20 de portes de envio adicionais
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Anónimo 16.12.2015
É um pickup poderoso, entra em feedback muito facilmente com um amplificador de alto ganho/volume, o que permite fazer coisas engraçadas :)

Tem muita definição, mas é focado essencialmente em medios e graves, realça muito o ataque ás cordas, sendo excelente para "mute chords".
É um pickup de metal, com alguma mas pouca dinâmica, que é o objectivo dele!
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Best passive pickup for metal.
Alksndr 10.09.2019
This a is high output pickup, fitted for rock, hard rock, metal, i wouldn't use this for something else.

Having said that, this PUP is a BEAST, once is paired with a decent high output AMP ( boogie, ENGl, 5150...) it chunks and growls like a giant monster.

The great thing is that its still clear enough, the sound doesn't get lost in between the distortion.

It shines in the mid and low mids and lows. Great for baritone tuning .

Also the great thing about this beast is that it's character is not a sterile or mainstream as the EMG 81.
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Invades your ears with crunchy tone magnificence
Clayton C. 08.12.2013
Don't look at this pickup if you're looking for smooth tones. This mean boy is all about distorted beauty and aggression. From classic rock to death metal, once you plug your guitar in an amp, you know you're in for a riffing ride!
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Heavy metal beast! Make sure your guitar can handle it
Newbie Guitar Player 09.06.2022
I installed an Invader in the bridge position of my Squier Mustang HH. It is without a doubt a heavy metal riff machine. The pickup not just sounds, but also looks the part with its high output and distinct aesthetics.

It can be wired for coil splitting or series/parallel switching and that adds some more tonal options. SD provide some wiring diagrams in the box as well as links to more diagrams and detailed instructions. Thanks to those resources, I had zero issues with the wiring and soldering, running a fairly complicated circuit.
According to SDs website, the coil split mode of the Invader is reminiscent of a P90. I cannot attest to that, as I don't own a guitar with a P90 in the bridge, but the neck pickup in my Mustang is a SD Phat Cat which is essentially a P90 in humbucker form factor. The single-coil mode of the Invader balances really well with the Phat Cat and gives me a usable middle position. In series humbucker, the Invader simply overpowers the single-coil Phat Cat. I suspect it will do the same with lower output humbuckers as well.

Word of advice is to make sure you have enough space in your guitar cavity to sit the Invader lower than your typical pickup - the pole pieces stick above the bobbin quite a bit (probably about 3mm or so). In my case, I couldn't use the stock screws due to space limitations and had to raise the string action otherwise the strings would hit the pole pieces during heavier downpicks. No big deal as the action is still low enough and playable.

Overall, I'm super happy with the way the Invader transformed my guitar. It packs a solid punch and sounds marginally better than the stock pickups (and they sounded pretty decent already).
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