Seymour Duncan SH-6B-Z Duncan Distortion Humbucker Pickup Bridge Zebra | High-Output Passive Pickup for Rock & Metal

• The Duncan Distortion is our original high-output passive humbucker pickup. It incorporates a massive ceramic magnet and hot coil windings to deliver powerful but balanced rock and metal tones with rich upper-midrange harmonic content. Lows strings are tight and mean while the high strings scream with harmonics, making it a go-to pickup for hard-hitting crunch rhythms and blazing lead tones.
• For a super-flexible setup you can pair a Distortion bridge with a ’59 or Jazz neck pickup and cover a huge array of styles. In addition to being offered in 6-string humbucker and Trembucker spacings, the Distortion is also available in 7- and 8-string models, making it perfect for modern, extended-range metal playing.
• Rock and metal players all over the world looking for a high-output passive humbucker pickup continue to rely on the Duncan Distortion. Hand built in our Santa Barbara, CA, factory, the Distortion uses a large ceramic bar magnet, nickel-silver bottom plate, 4-conductor lead wire for multiple wiring options, and is vacuum wax potted for squeal-free performance.
• Handmade in Santa Barbara, California: Seymour Duncan takes pride in designing and crafting our products to create the most amazing sound possible. That starts with providing an environment that attracts and retains our great team of engineers, product designers and craftsmen, many of whom have been with the company for decades.
• DCR Bridge: 16.60, Magnet: Ceramic, 4c Shielded Cable

• Remove Old Pickup — Carefully unsolder the existing bridge pickup's wires from the guitar's potentiometers and switch. Unscrew the old pickup and remove it from the guitar body.
• Install New Pickup — Mount the Seymour Duncan Duncan Distortion SH-6B-W pickup into the bridge pickup cavity. Secure it with screws and springs. Refer to Seymour Duncan's wiring diagrams for your desired configuration (e.g., 4-conductor series).
• Solder Connections — Solder the new pickup's 4-conductor wires (hot, cold, shield, ground) to the appropriate lugs on the volume potentiometer and switch, following the wiring diagram. Ensure all connections are clean and secure.
• Test and Adjust — Reassemble the guitar. Tune the strings and test the pickup's output and tone. Adjust pickup height to achieve optimal string balance and desired sustain/attack. Fine-tune tone controls for desired sound.

Typical situations where Seymour Duncan Duncan Distortion SH-6B-W Bridge Pickup White | High-Output Passive Humbucker for Rock & Metal helps — illustrative scenarios, not customer reviews.