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Seymour Duncan SH-8 Invader Pickup Bridge
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If high-gain pounding bass is your thing then this is your pickup. People in the front row will get detached retinas from your low-E chugs. Having said that, the pickup is surprisingly not muddy, but has a well-defined EQ curve that keeps the low-end power from becoming too dark.
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Wicked-Evil looking oversized pole pieces.
Not too bright like some other high-gain bridge pickups.
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Doesn't clean up very well.
A little overpriced.
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4.0 |
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Powerful
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It sounds like an evo but with more bass and less mids.Awesome for heavy distortion.
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It sounds like if you had a compressor in it.It turns a crunch distortion into a hi-gain distortion.
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It should comes with more colors.
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5.0 |
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Value for your money!!!
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Lets say first off, this review is from a thrash/prog/metal player!!! That said, the SH-8 Invader pick-up was installed in an Ibanez RG550 in the bridge position, running into a Line6 XT Pro and out of M-Audio BX5a studio monitors.
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1-Quality construction
2-Great clarity
3-Looks unique
I found the sound to be clear, bright and loud, but not overly loud to the point where it becomes a non versatile pick up...ie.it can still be used for rock or commercial purposes!
It also has a unique look about it, no other pick-up looks like it!!!!
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Really nothing bad to say about the SH-8.....maybe a variety of colors would make it a little more interesting on the eye!!
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4.0 |
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