Seymour Duncan Invader Bridge Humbucker Pickup Black | High-Output Ceramic Magnet

• Installing an Invader changes your guitar’s DNA. No matter how dangerous your stock pickup claims to sound, the Invader will transform your guitar into the mean, heavy-sounding beast you always knew it could be. The Invader’s power comes from the combination of specially overwound coils, three large ceramic magnets, and its striking, oversized metal oxide pole pieces.
• These unique pole pieces expand the overall magnetic field and widen the frequency spectrum, which is why every note played through an Invader sounds so rich and massive. The ceramic magnets add depth and clarity while the large hex caps deliver smooth string-to-string balance.
• The Invader delivers the thickest, deepest low-end response of any passive pickup we make. Chords sound almost subsonic with lower tunings, but balance nicely with the crunchy treble, keeping everything well defined. While the Invader bridge looks mean and vicious, because it is mean and vicious, the Invader neck humbucker is surprisingly warm and smooth, despite its intimidating looks, and yields a thick crunch and moaning sustain.
• 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 Neck: 7.50, Magnet: Ceramic, 4c Shielded Cable

• Ensure your guitar is unplugged and stable. Remove the old bridge pickup. Identify the correct wires for hot, ground, and coil split (if applicable) from your guitar's wiring diagram. — Preparation
• Connect the Seymour Duncan Invader's 4-conductor shielded cable to your guitar's controls according to the wiring diagram. Solder connections carefully for optimal signal transfer and reliability. — Wiring
• Install the Invader pickup into the bridge position mounting ring. Adjust pickup height to achieve desired output and tone. Lowering it slightly can reduce excessive bass, while raising it increases output and aggression. — Mounting & Adjustment
• Plug your guitar into an amplifier and test the pickup's sound. Experiment with pickup height and amplifier settings to dial in your preferred tone for rock, metal, or other genres. — Testing

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