Seymour Duncan High Voltage Bridge Black Pickup
The Seymour Duncan High Voltage Bridge delivers aggressive, articulate output with controlled dynamics and exceptional clarity in bridge position applications. Built for players who demand high-gain responsiveness without sacrificing note definition, this humbucker excels in modern rock, metal, and extended-range contexts. The degaussed design ensures balanced tone across the full frequency spectrum, making it equally effective for heavy riffing and precision lead work.
Electrical CharacteristicsThis pickup generates 8.808 K ohms of resistance with 4.886 H of inductance, providing substantial output and midrange presence. The 42 AWG plain enamel wire construction contributes to its focused, punchy character, while split impedance of 4.453 K ohms and parallel impedance of 2.2 K ohms allow flexible tonal shaping in series or parallel wiring configurations.
Design & PerformanceThe Alnico 2 magnet structure balances output with musical harmonic content, avoiding the harshness common in overly compressed bridge pickups. Degaussing during manufacturing eliminates magnetic imbalance, resulting in consistent string-to-string response and improved sustain across the entire fretboard.
Key Features- Humbucker design optimized for bridge position
- Alnico 2 magnet type
- 8.808 K ohms resistance
- 4.886 H inductance
- 42 AWG plain enamel wire gauge
- 4.453 K ohms split impedance
- 2.2 K ohms parallel impedance
- Degaussed for balanced tone across all strings
- High-output platform suited to gain-stacked amplifiers
- Aggressive articulation with controlled compression
The High Voltage Bridge remains a trusted choice for players seeking reliable, musically aggressive output without compromise on note separation or harmonic content.
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