Where do you go when you play the most extreme, aggressive, brutal rock and you need to cut through all the instruments in the band? Where do you go when you want the hugest sound you can get out of an electric guitar pickup? Where do you go when you're already on "11?"
Face it. Guitar tones are getting heavier and heavier. It's just the state of modern rock music today. That's a fact. Seymour Duncan has responded with the SH-15 Alternative 8™), their first production pickup to use an Alnico 8 magnet.
After the resounding success of their Blackouts active humbucker range, Seymour Duncan follows-up their hit with launch of 7-string Blackouts. Actually, the Santa Barbara-based pickup giant is offering two versions of Blackouts for 7-string aficionados. They call the two versions "Phase I" and "Phase II."
Some would argue that guitarists are a greedy bunch. They want it all. And they want it now. Two of things they want are the full and rich sound of a humbucker and the fat and clear tone of a vintage P-90.
Capitalizing on the success of their previous stompbox offerings, Santa Barbara-based Seymour Duncan released their latest pedal, the SFX-04 Twin Tube Mayhem™.
After the resounding success of their active Dave Mustaine LiveWires humbucker last year, Seymour Duncan, the Santa Barbara-based pickup giant, follows-up that success with the launch of Blackouts, a new range of 9-volt active pickups for electric guitar.
Seymour Duncan/Basslines new SFX-06 Paranormal Bass® EQ Direct Box is not your ordinary direct box. Like all DIs, it sports a balanced line out XLR jack with ground lift so you can feed a front-of-house mixing board or a recording console with no loss of signal.
