Seymour Duncan Pickups - Metal (Blackout, Invader, Full Shred, Duncan Distortion etc.) descargar videos gratis
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So as you probably noticed in a earlier post I received a package from Seymour Duncan containing a lot of pickups to test. So of course that gave me an idea of comparing them all in a metal test! I'm using the Ola 5 second squirt Axe Fx 2 preset for all the clips just changing the pickup (and the guitar). You can download the Axe Fx 2 preset :
http://www.feared.se/AxeFx/Ola5SecondSquirt.syx
SIgnal chain:
Guitar - SD pickup - Axe Fx2
With backing track:
Blackout 8 - 0:07
Dimebucker - 0:32
Duncan Distortion Trembucker - 0:56
Alternative 8 Trembucker - 1:19
Invader - 1:43
Full Shred - 2:07
Duncan Distortion - 2:31
Only Guitars:
Blackout 8 - 2:59
Dimebucker - 3:22
Duncan Distortion Trembucker - 3:46
Alternative 8 Trembucker - 4:11
Invader - 4:35
Full Shred - 4:58
Duncan Distortion - 5:23
Comentarios
8 years ago
Ben Jackson
ew that TB15 aint wired right8 years ago
Wiktor Kulczycki
alt 8 own this vid xd8 years ago
DoctorNightgaunt
Keeping what amounts to nearly the same tone in each clip sort of negates the value of a multi pickup test, no? Also, the tone itself sounds awfully dry and scratchy. Is this what passes for a heavy guitar tone these days?8 years ago
SirLacen
I'm honestly feeling the Full Shred Sh-10. As a lead guitarist with an often progressive approach, what best suits me is a versatile pickup with enough punch for various metal genres but not too much aggression to where more melodically played parts and higher notes lose their clarity or become too noisy with distortion. Thus, the Full Shred. 8 years ago
SirLacen
I'm honestly feeling the Full Shred Sh-10. As a guitarist with an often progressive approach, what best suits me is a versatile pickup with enough punch for various metal genres but not too much aggression to where more melodically played parts and higher notes lose their clarity or become too noisy with distortion. Thus, the full shred. 8 years ago
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BLACKOUT!9 years ago
ZAZ BArCA
the Invader and Full Shred sound almost the same :/9 years ago
MrAdammassacre
Really digging the Invader \m/9 years ago
Malik Ore
I would either go with the Invaders or the full shred. This are the only two pickups I would go with before I would resort to active pickups and I don't want to do that for two reasons. Active pickups end up costing you more money in the long run because you have to replace the battery, and the process to change the whole wiring harness in your guitar in my opinion is not worth it, one should not automatically say, "Oh active pickups sound cool so lets completely change the settings on my guitar just to have two pickups that cost too much money put into my guitar. Don't get me wrong I like the sound of active pickups, but you should really look at other options for your guitar if your guitar already has a passive pickup wiring harness in it, it'll save you time and money.9 years ago
Filareti Piperopoulou
invader sounds the best9 years ago
yourmetalgod69
ha ha the blackout sounded the best of the bunch to me9 years ago
Zack Chandler
Dude... I need to know where that little piano ditty came from!9 years ago
Mate Herrera
which you recommend to my cort z44?, i play hard rock, metal and alternative metal9 years ago
metalhead96
Invader and SH-6 sound really nice :D maybe they could be a good alternative to EMG 81...9 years ago
Eren Yaşar
i think that i'll go for full shred, sounded more controlled to me!9 years ago
Rodrigo Metal Splitze
whats is the name of song?9 years ago
Sven Evertse
Sold to invader sh89 years ago
Eric Hernandez
The Distortions sound killer, in lookin to get some new 7 string pickups. I'm just not 100% sure what I want to get9 years ago
John Hardin
For variety's sake please do a demo of DiMarzio high output pickups.9 years ago
sammichaelfisher1
Those passives sound deliciousVideos Relacionados
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