I'm interested in trying one in a ESP Viper I have. Some say it's great, others say it's all low end and muddy. What's the real deal? How would it compare to say a Duncan Distortion? cause i'm really familiar with that one.
I have one in my LP and I love it. High output but not crazy high. Very smooth tone, it rolls off the ice pick highs. Very musical also played clean through a Fender HRDLX .
I always liked them. Then do have a lot of low end, but the real star is the mids. People always forget to mention that. They have a spike in the mid-mids. It kind of sounds like you have a tubescreamer on all time.
I was not a fan of the invader at all. I've tried a ton of pickups over the years and I thought it was wimpy and relatively low output for what it's supposed to be.
I was not a fan of the invader at all. I've tried a ton of pickups over the years and I thought it was wimpy and relatively low output for what it's supposed to be.
I was not a fan of the invader at all. I've tried a ton of pickups over the years and I thought it was wimpy and relatively low output for what it's supposed to be.
Keep in mind I own some of the hottest pickups known to man lol I have a Seymour Duncan Live Wire Metal pickup that is so high output it has no clean tones at all at any volume, and only needs to be turned up to about 2 on any high gain amp, otherwise it makes the amp sound like it has tons of sag. I also use/like Carvins m22's, Seymour Duncan AHB3 Mick Thimpson Signature Blackout pickup.
I have had great luck with them. I think they should get more credit than they do get. I also feel the same way about the Screaming Demon as well. Very good pickup.....again, it all comes down to guitar woods, style, amps, expectations.