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  • Met51220Met51220

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 09/06/08 at 15:36
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    Hi everyone I voulai whether with this microphone it is possible to play Metallica thank you
  • Ju13090Ju13090

    The perfect humbucker

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 05/14/13 at 13:26
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    Power, clarity, note well articulated harmonics insane.

    A kind of HS-8 much cleaner, if the grain is like many mid, treble and bass less charged the SH-8, which gives a much better definition of the game

    This is actually a HS-8 with low / high stats reversed.

    I rode on a BC Rich Stealth, which was fitted to a Dimarzio X2N, it was nice but big lack of clarity and total missing especially medium.

    I have long played on SH-8, I was looking about the same microphone more clean, especially the typical grain Seymour Duncan.

    It took time before testing the HS-6 because I have never found its output level, finally I still do not know but hard as the SH-8 even if the output level on pa…
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    Power, clarity, note well articulated harmonics insane.

    A kind of HS-8 much cleaner, if the grain is like many mid, treble and bass less charged the SH-8, which gives a much better definition of the game

    This is actually a HS-8 with low / high stats reversed.

    I rode on a BC Rich Stealth, which was fitted to a Dimarzio X2N, it was nice but big lack of clarity and total missing especially medium.

    I have long played on SH-8, I was looking about the same microphone more clean, especially the typical grain Seymour Duncan.

    It took time before testing the HS-6 because I have never found its output level, finally I still do not know but hard as the SH-8 even if the output level on paper I think less.

    I had tested many micro series and professional ones I actually played are the EMG which I totally forgot rendering, although I remember it seems to me that it was not too, the BC Rich, HS-8, X2N and lately the SH-6.

    Metalheads for power and clarity while having a rocky grain.

    Get SEYMOUR HS-6
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  • jkesseljkessel

    Very tight, great metal pickup!!!

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 05/01/12 at 17:11
    I bought this in black, G spaced, and installed it in an ibanez xiphos XPT750. These have a ceramic magnet and have 6 slugs on one side and 6 flat head screws on the other. Slugs give off more low end and thickness while flat heads give more aggressiveness, along with some brightness. Ceramic magnets make them brighter and more modern sounding. They are a higher output pickup designed for hard rock and metal (hence the name, duncan distortion). They have very tight low end, which is crucial for faster metal styles. Some complain they are a bit too bright but I thought they were great. I had them in a mahogany guitar so that smoothed out the high end a bit. These are very tight and have …
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    I bought this in black, G spaced, and installed it in an ibanez xiphos XPT750. These have a ceramic magnet and have 6 slugs on one side and 6 flat head screws on the other. Slugs give off more low end and thickness while flat heads give more aggressiveness, along with some brightness. Ceramic magnets make them brighter and more modern sounding. They are a higher output pickup designed for hard rock and metal (hence the name, duncan distortion). They have very tight low end, which is crucial for faster metal styles. Some complain they are a bit too bright but I thought they were great. I had them in a mahogany guitar so that smoothed out the high end a bit. These are very tight and have great grind to them. They're aggressive but still smooth enough to sound great for bluesy leads and cleans. They also work great for low tunings. I had the xiphos at times tuned to B standard and these remained tight and articulate. Didn't flub out or get muddy. I play mostly modern metal similar to Machine Head and this works great for that. It handles the low tuning great, very clear with good definition. It’s thick sounding, although not as thick as a Duncan Invader, but still thick. It’s rumored that Kirk Hammett had one in the bridge of his black Gibson Flying V in the early to mid 80s with MetallicA. I can’t verify that so I’m not stating it as a fact. But regardless this pickup is great for all styles of music but really shines for metal. Also Dimebag Darrell of Pantera had one of these in his 1979 Dean ML standard, nicknamed “rock n roll over”, but more commonly known now as the FBD (far beyond driven) ML. He had a L500XL in there for a while but currently it sits with a Duncan Distortion.
    I'd recommend these to anyone, even outside metal, looking for a very tight pickup that excels at high gain and low tunings.
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  • ratbluesratblues

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 07/31/03 at 03:53
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    Ceramic Humbucker
    trs powerful fat trs saturtrs
    I find this mic a bit extreme but views his share.
    Here's some ... sorry
  • FredtronFredtron

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 10/24/03 at 03:04
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    I use the microphone in the neck position (it silent hill home on my guitar in bridge).
    The sound is warm enough to possde Acute well make it sound that position without it "slime" too.
    It is rich in harmonic and possde sound pretty cool split (also split in the bridge position is not advise my taste). Can be used in the clear but the distos prfre qd mm, and especially the big ones. The dynamics is correct with a good distortion but it does not possde The definition of a dimebucker. This microwave has a slightly dirty ct I like (a little rock'n'roll).
    My brother uses it in serious but also coupled with an invader (always home seymour), and it really sent by the config serious distorti…
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    I use the microphone in the neck position (it silent hill home on my guitar in bridge).
    The sound is warm enough to possde Acute well make it sound that position without it "slime" too.
    It is rich in harmonic and possde sound pretty cool split (also split in the bridge position is not advise my taste). Can be used in the clear but the distos prfre qd mm, and especially the big ones. The dynamics is correct with a good distortion but it does not possde The definition of a dimebucker. This microwave has a slightly dirty ct I like (a little rock'n'roll).
    My brother uses it in serious but also coupled with an invader (always home seymour), and it really sent by the config serious distortion level you used your.
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  • Anonymous

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 03/27/04 at 16:19
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    Micro ceramic pads (one row adjustable), gain level a bit higher than the average of the usual neck pickups ..

    I tested it in neck and bridge (in its TB-6), a known Lag (lime) and Jackson (alder).
    All in my usual rig (TriAx '2:90 and 1960A).

    For this advice, I put it only in neck (I will post a notice for the latest TB-6), coupled with a DiMarzio Evolution, a DiMarzio X2N, a Duncan TB-6 and a Bill Lawrence 500XL. Yes, given the nature of the beast, put a microphone "nice" in the bridge is a little inappropriate. In short.

    This microphone has a frequency response with a good dip in the midrange, from the outset. It is felt in clean: the sound is not as fat, round or smooth than ot…
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    Micro ceramic pads (one row adjustable), gain level a bit higher than the average of the usual neck pickups ..

    I tested it in neck and bridge (in its TB-6), a known Lag (lime) and Jackson (alder).
    All in my usual rig (TriAx '2:90 and 1960A).

    For this advice, I put it only in neck (I will post a notice for the latest TB-6), coupled with a DiMarzio Evolution, a DiMarzio X2N, a Duncan TB-6 and a Bill Lawrence 500XL. Yes, given the nature of the beast, put a microphone "nice" in the bridge is a little inappropriate. In short.

    This microphone has a frequency response with a good dip in the midrange, from the outset. It is felt in clean: the sound is not as fat, round or smooth than other mics I've ever had, Duncan Jazz and '59, DiMarzio PAF Pro, and even the EMG 81 and 85.

    It is even fairly rich in high frequencies. I was surprised that it was more singing and sounded better in the neck, with more presence and definition that the 500XL and laid in X2N bridge!
    Evo in a bridge is something else, as the Evo is one of acute burning fat all by itself.

    In clean, it may do the trick, if it has led the typed response curve. It is not ridiculous.

    His thing is the big crunch and distos, where he is very good. He is singing, harmonic sound easy, the sound is there, from the outset. It does not bleed too much, in addition, unlike the '59 and Jazz.
    Funny, I finally found one that I really like Duncan!

    Finally, the grain goes well with the two guitars I had on hand for my little test. It sounds different but very bieng on both.

    Finally, yep, this microphone was really over, and I think I'll keep it on my chtite Jackson, history of having a different sound of my other guitars. He currently is part of my favorite passive pickups, DiMarzio PAF Pro with and Fred!
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  • Neo_RockNeo_Rock

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 07/09/04 at 16:28
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    Hi all,
    I bought this microphone in the neck position and bridge about 10 months ago because I wanted to give a boost to my guitar that had the so-called micro .... more I wanted to point me to the metal ( unfair, trash, death, heavy).
    after having purchased and installed (small strokes welds, provides plans) I plug my guitar (I said that it is a copy lespaul) and there I almost blow up a cable ..... First level output is enormous, I squarely down the volume on my amp 2. the sound clear: it is very round, warm and clear but a problem arose,,, it saturates a little, although it is almost not noticeable but it is not in ultra ultra clear, there are still a small gene in the clarity of sou…
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    Hi all,
    I bought this microphone in the neck position and bridge about 10 months ago because I wanted to give a boost to my guitar that had the so-called micro .... more I wanted to point me to the metal ( unfair, trash, death, heavy).
    after having purchased and installed (small strokes welds, provides plans) I plug my guitar (I said that it is a copy lespaul) and there I almost blow up a cable ..... First level output is enormous, I squarely down the volume on my amp 2. the sound clear: it is very round, warm and clear but a problem arose,,, it saturates a little, although it is almost not noticeable but it is not in ultra ultra clear, there are still a small gene in the clarity of sound.
    saturated sound: while there (it's a matter of taste) it is my nirvana, the gain level is enormous, the sound is clear and not drool ca. the grave is well above the medium feel and know to be acute kan must. with this micro g reunited after a few adjustments of its legendary like metallica, slayer, acdc, through the current stuff as SOAD or static-x. the followers of serious tuning will be happy because this mic been expected. Korn and Fear Factory, I found I was myself. I am always amazed because it is a passive pickup and I wonder what it must be given if it makes the asset. Finally ..... a good power chord, solo, rhythm, everything passes, I'm not disappointed and this microphone to the particularity of being very extreme sometimes see a little too much for some, I do it again without hézité this choice, but be careful is a microphone that is made especially for metal, that's vocation, I put 9 because the clear sound have a slight saturation
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  • NigelNigel

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 07/14/04 at 09:23
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    Mount a luthier to replace a FRED prfre on my Start in the bridge position, I t in the first place rather then the strength I apprcie.

    I play for the past 6 months prs. I find it a bit just to issue an output level microphones prsum tough this level l. He has over the NIAC is FRED sr formygood but really nothing that says it offers the advantage of a good concerver dfiniton precision in the sound.

    It is also subject to a single splitable trs sound acceptable (even louder than when Hotrails honntement but will) what he Confre good versatility.

    Finally I found him in time force a certain charm sound, with good relief in the harmonic mdiums but always too many for me. J'hsite still pa…
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    Mount a luthier to replace a FRED prfre on my Start in the bridge position, I t in the first place rather then the strength I apprcie.

    I play for the past 6 months prs. I find it a bit just to issue an output level microphones prsum tough this level l. He has over the NIAC is FRED sr formygood but really nothing that says it offers the advantage of a good concerver dfiniton precision in the sound.

    It is also subject to a single splitable trs sound acceptable (even louder than when Hotrails honntement but will) what he Confre good versatility.

    Finally I found him in time force a certain charm sound, with good relief in the harmonic mdiums but always too many for me. J'hsite still pass the DiMarzio DP100 carrment to finally accder a big sound without doubt dtriement sounds clear and precision. For now I concervé until the arrival of my Mesa rack to see how it behaves then I will notify cetain to change.

    DEFINITIONS In INTERESTED I think it is for people wanting a more dynamic microphones and powerful than average to play in styles blues, pop, rock that still wise enough but if you want a solid foundation for a distortion of hell is not the right place I think even with a good config derrire but it's basically the story of a naturally got. To give an idea of ​​comparison even when my Flying V gives incomparably more travel to distortion of the microphone.

    A microphone if possible try before you buy to get an ide.
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  • damarusdamarus

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 12/15/04 at 11:47
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    My sound has grown, appaissi, it gives a lot e potato, and palm-mutes are gloves!
    I am fully satisfied with my sound! I coupled a handle in sh2
  • jugejacksonjugejackson

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 07/13/05 at 08:24
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    I mount this mic on my ibanez Rg this is a good compromise between punch / precision, distortion sounds are trs good, clean sounds are not the best but as the name implies This microphone is plutt is to heat the guitars! (However, it is possible to find a clear drinking!)
    I think he has some versatility in the sense that we can move sounds bluesy sounds typs typs metal (well was only my opinion).
    I put 9 / 10 because I think he MRIT.
  • Fend.Fend.

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 12/02/05 at 04:06
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    I bought it to replace my micro ESP LH-200 home in the bridge position on my ESP Horizon (alder body). Rsultat first audible loss of important low!
    I think it's default. This microphone is too low provided.
    The sound is nevertheless an excellent micro edge is sharp and aggressive. It possde trs a high output level high apprciable in some cases and remains all the same prcis enough, without reaching the precision of a EMG81 or some DiMarzio has left when even a little fat ;-). A good balance.
    Its grain aggressive enough with its typical small trs ct fat is enjoyable and makes it infinitely more alive than EMG81 example. This microphone is surly!
    The palm-mute trs are percuttant possd…
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    I bought it to replace my micro ESP LH-200 home in the bridge position on my ESP Horizon (alder body). Rsultat first audible loss of important low!
    I think it's default. This microphone is too low provided.
    The sound is nevertheless an excellent micro edge is sharp and aggressive. It possde trs a high output level high apprciable in some cases and remains all the same prcis enough, without reaching the precision of a EMG81 or some DiMarzio has left when even a little fat ;-). A good balance.
    Its grain aggressive enough with its typical small trs ct fat is enjoyable and makes it infinitely more alive than EMG81 example. This microphone is surly!
    The palm-mute trs are percuttant possde and a lot of attack. Dynamic level is good but not great, still has a micro hi-gain modern and a little compressed.
    In his position is clear in this trs trs dry and slamming! Nanmoins Splitt he is doing better. And coupled with SH-2 Jazz (Splitt also become lgs clean sounds with lots of attack and compression. A point that has made me think the excellence of a good Start US! perfect for blues, rock, ... For both the clean crunch.

    I agree with the trs and even in low frequencies like this it keeps all its qualities. It is bright enough to make intelligible and prcis agreements renvers trs serious. Indniable proof that the sagit trs trs a good microphone.

    APRS several months of use and testing of other mics, it makes s'avre trs equilibrated (still miss the bass I got, but just rgler the amp consquence).
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  • ironflowerironflower

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 01/18/06 at 13:59
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    I for one year
    It is a micro size for lourd.Ne not think too much on clean sounds, or buy a TARS
    The loss is low logic, the micro is made for open tuning (accordagepersoengrave) or open it in prferable Monterde strings of a deep draft to maintain tension in the rope while having one in place of r low E ect ...
    the strings a deep draft rajoutent bass and the microphone in this config is equilibrated.
    I do not play in the open but I put the strings of the strongest pulling the microphone away and is really rquilibr.
    Good mic, aptly named
  • petemaronipetemaroni

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 10/23/06 at 02:53
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    A micro size in and for Rock ...

    I use the Seymour Duncan SH6 for a year now. This mic is REALLY built for the Hard Rock, Mtal short, for the "hefty" What ... It produces a sharp, no piti and will most ... It goes without that play a ballad in her clear: it is better to forget ... Since R is agreement to use ropes ncessaire deep draft, in order to maintain a low minimum in the sound. It does mount by my luthier, LYON. I use it on an Ibanez Iceman 500 (and ending for two ...). All this is connected to a two-body HUGHES & KETTNER transistor. For those who use this type of amplifier (transistor), although I recommend using the SH6 SH8 and not because the output volume of HS8 "Invader" is al…
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    A micro size in and for Rock ...

    I use the Seymour Duncan SH6 for a year now. This mic is REALLY built for the Hard Rock, Mtal short, for the "hefty" What ... It produces a sharp, no piti and will most ... It goes without that play a ballad in her clear: it is better to forget ... Since R is agreement to use ropes ncessaire deep draft, in order to maintain a low minimum in the sound. It does mount by my luthier, LYON. I use it on an Ibanez Iceman 500 (and ending for two ...). All this is connected to a two-body HUGHES & KETTNER transistor. For those who use this type of amplifier (transistor), although I recommend using the SH6 SH8 and not because the output volume of HS8 "Invader" is almost ingrable (feedback galore) unless, of sr team of his guitar with a chip grant the output volume, but this creates another dpense consquente to tame bbte ...
    While the price is a little lev (for the opinion of some), but the game is worth it ...
    If I make another choice, and I'll be Bond for the other Ibanez Iceman 500, I re-sign without hsiter one second ... Why change on a micro Iceman 500? It is "unfortunately" in team SERIES by Di Marzio, and hlas, rendering the sound is not the height Discount ...
    The SH6 is a must in the Contents .... Just!
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  • YossemYossem

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 09/25/07 at 04:52
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    I use the microwave for 3 months. My warlock has two NJ.
    This microphone is extremely powerful distortion, especially in big distortion. The palm mute gives it depth and a very good record in the bass. It responds very well in the bridge position, position the handle is very comfortable on it for serious rhythm.
    The weakness of this microphone is in my view the clear sound. In his clear, it tends to saturate rather quickly if you push a little gain, it's a shame.
    There is still a very good microphone for those who like the big rock that spot, the metal and consort.
    The presence of these microphones on the NJ I gained hand has strongly influenced my choice, so yes, if it again, I wou…
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    I use the microwave for 3 months. My warlock has two NJ.
    This microphone is extremely powerful distortion, especially in big distortion. The palm mute gives it depth and a very good record in the bass. It responds very well in the bridge position, position the handle is very comfortable on it for serious rhythm.
    The weakness of this microphone is in my view the clear sound. In his clear, it tends to saturate rather quickly if you push a little gain, it's a shame.
    There is still a very good microphone for those who like the big rock that spot, the metal and consort.
    The presence of these microphones on the NJ I gained hand has strongly influenced my choice, so yes, if it again, I would do the same choice.

    I put 8 / 10 because perfection does not exist, and the sound is not too clear top.
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  • pierretiti4pierretiti4

    Seymour Duncan SH-6B Duncan Distortion BridgePublished on 12/09/07 at 08:37
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    - How long have you use it?
    last month, a Gothic piphone sg. This micro neck position is a replacement for my DiMarzio DP100.

    - What is the particular feature you like best and least?
    The sound! vritable killing distortion sound with a lot of gain and harmonics. I hsit between the invader and HS6 HS8, well here I regret my choice. is a micro crazy, trs rich and sends a sacr sauce with my marshall!

    - Have you tried many other models before acqurir?
    Before I had the DiMarzio DP100, dj not bad but not great, too "vintage" I got. but it has seymour duncan of breath, sick of grain and richness across the range of sounds!

    - How do you report qualitprix?
    excellent!

    - With the e…
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    - How long have you use it?
    last month, a Gothic piphone sg. This micro neck position is a replacement for my DiMarzio DP100.

    - What is the particular feature you like best and least?
    The sound! vritable killing distortion sound with a lot of gain and harmonics. I hsit between the invader and HS6 HS8, well here I regret my choice. is a micro crazy, trs rich and sends a sacr sauce with my marshall!

    - Have you tried many other models before acqurir?
    Before I had the DiMarzio DP100, dj not bad but not great, too "vintage" I got. but it has seymour duncan of breath, sick of grain and richness across the range of sounds!

    - How do you report qualitprix?
    excellent!

    - With the exprience, you do again this choice? ...
    no problem, too good!
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