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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) - crunch sound (gain = 8, treble, mid & bass = 5, volum

    by Joe-Rhys 3 2/29/16
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  • EMG 89

    « Split tones EMG style »

    With the EMG 89 its like EMG put two pickups in one case and let you split between them. The 89 is like an EMG 85 and a SA put together in one case some how. With most active pickups because of their design you cant really get split single coil tones

    by tjon901 3 6/30/11
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  • EMG HA

    « Amazing pickup »

    The EMG HA is a single coil in a humbucker housing. It will fit in any standard humbucker mounting and looks like a typical EMG humbucker. It’s the perfect single coil sound in my opinion. The cleans are pristine and jangly, and the dirty tones are g

    by ejendres 2 11/10/11
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  • EMG 89X

    « More open EMG 89 »

    The EMG 89X is part of the new X series that EMG developed to help rejuvenate their active pickup line. It shares the same physical attributes as the original 89, but they revised the preamp inside of the pickup. Recently, people on forums have b

    by Hatsubai 3 4/11/11
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  • EMG 81X

    « Not worth the extra $10 over the regular 81 »

    Now don't get me wrong, this is still a great pickup but I don't find it necessary to spend the extra $10 over the regular 81, not a big enough difference. I made a few recordings comparing the regular 81 next to the 81x, both in the same guitar, sa

    by jkessel 1 4/30/12
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  • EMG SA

    « EMG's fattest single coil. »

    EMG is the market leader when it comes to active pickups. They also sell their models in the size of single coils too for people who have really long signal chains or just want the huge output and tone of an active pickup in the size of a single coil

    by tjon901 1 7/16/11
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  • EMG SX

    « More open EMG S »

    The EMG SX is one of the pickups that is part of the newly revised EMG X series. The X series features a brand new, revised preamp to help combat some of the issues people had with active pickups. Outside, the pickup looks the same, but the new pre

    by Hatsubai 1 4/12/11
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  • EMG SAX

    « Revised EMG SA »

    The EMG SAX is part of the newly revised EMG X series. The X series features a brand new, revised preamp to help combat some of the issues people had with active pickups. Outside, the pickup looks the same, but the new preamp helps make this pickup

    by Hatsubai 1 4/12/11
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  • EMG 85

    « Great for both bridge and neck depending on your needs! »

    For years, EMG has been an instantly recognized name in heavier genres of music for their high output active pickups. And who doesn’t recognize the ‘blacked out’ look of their matte black covered pickups? Used by top acts such as Metallica, Slayer, Z

    by ibanez4life SZ! 1 4/9/11
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  • EMG 81

    « Tight crunchy, but stale tone »

    I tried to avoid active pickups for the longest time, just didn't want to have to deal with batteries and all the negative views on them. Eventually I just bought one and was pleasantly surprised. They do have a different sound from passive pickups b

    by jkessel 4/30/12
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  • EMG 60

    « EMG EMG60 »

    Product was purchased as an upgrade from www.gak.co.uk. It cost around £71. The humbucker was packaged with everything required to solder it together and also included a very easy to understand instruction manual. Thanks to this and EMG's quick c

    by MGR/The Finch 7/18/04
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  • EMG P

    « EMG EMG-P »

    i have a generic P-bass and the stock pickups in it were terribly hollow sounding. i would usually run it through an effects box to mask the hollow sound. as of late, my effects box has lost volume output and and it doesnt have any treble in the mix.

    by MGR/Anonymous 7/12/04
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