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EMG 57-7H - "Hard-rock, rock and metal sounds are here !!"
Originally, this pickup was on my Schecter Jeff Loomis. You can hear the sound of this pickup in the "media" section. 3 samples: - clean sound (gain = 2, treble mid & bass = 5, volume = 3) - cr…
EMG 707 - nickname009's review
I can't really recall WHEN I got this pickup but it was definitely quite a few years back when I was in the 7 string phase like most people were in the late 90s early millennium. I had a bought a use…
EMG 707TW - "Coil splitting 7 string active pickup"
When playing extended range guitars you pretty much need active pickups to get the clarity required. EMG's were the first and are the best in this department. An active pickup means that there is a b…
EMG 707 - "Thick EMG sound for your 7 string."
With the popularity of 7 string and larger guitars nowadays you need pickups that can accomidate these guitars and get a good tone for the users. Because of the extended frequency ranges of these gui…
EMG 60-7 - "Odd choice for a 7 string pickup"
The EMG 60 is a pretty outdated pickup nowadays but it is interesting that they have decided to make a 7 string version of it. Making a 7 string version of a pickup means you think super modern guita…
EMG 808 - "The only way to keep your 8 string tight."
With all the new 8 strings on the market you can reasonably most of them are being used for metal. Before EMG started making pickups for 8 strings no one really knew how good an 8 string was supposed…
EMG 81-7X - "Revised EMG 81-7"
EMG has released a new line of pickups called the X series, and the EMG 81-7X is one of the newly renovated pickups they offer. It's still housed in the same bass cover as the original 81-7, but the…
EMG 57-7 - " A new reference number in EMG ..."
translatedMicro bought to replace an EMG 81-7 on a ltd signing stef carpenter. I price with a 66-7 for the handle, and the whole cost me a little less than 200 euros all inclusive come doing live states by eba…
EMG 57-7 - " Active in a Hot Song"
translatedI bought it with his companion and AB 67-7 (after burner to +20 dB). All for € 320 - $ 45 tax included FDP and customs. To replace a couple of EMG 60-7 in the Channel and a 81 in the bridge + a P…
EMG 66-7 - " Active in a Hot Song"
translatedI bought it with his companion and AB 67-7 (after burner to +20 dB). All for € 320 - $ 45 tax included FDP and customs. To replace a couple of EMG 60-7 in the Channel and a 81 in the bridge + a P…
EMG 707 - Bedoni's review
translated- Useful for over a year - Mega big sound, even with saturation impec ropes (062). The range of frequency is restored - I tried the full range DiMarzio 7 strings and I never t convinced matter of…
EMG 707 - Necrofagia's review
translatedI use it for about 1 month Schecter C7 Hellraiser on in neck and bridge, and I love. Unfortunately I could test only a few microphones before, but I already know a lot EMG, and I admit that I like.…
EMG 707 - Adamante's review
translatedAs everyone says, including EMG, the 707 is the 7-string version of 85 ... But unlike what everyone says, it is not an absolutely identical 85 in regard to the sound reproduction. The coil as a littl…
EMG 81-7 - hardcore666's review
translatedThe EMG 81 7-string version. With an ESP / LTD 7 string (M-307), the beautiful silent book with original EMG-HZ, and very little precise faiblarres in disto ... The occasion being the Laron, I …
EMG 808 - " Finally the attack and dynamics"
translatedI picked up a pair of these mics on a Ibanez RGA 8, about a week ago. The only other pickups 8 strings I've tried were those in place in RGA8, which were particularly bad. The big highlight is …
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