Hi Guys,
this is my first post here, thank you very much for your attention,
i love seymour duncan's tone since early 90's
i had many different pickups such as parallel axis, slash's signature, pearly gates and others
Sold some of then and kept a pair of Active Seymour Duncan's Blackout (they rock!)
But one day, my neck pickup died, no sound at all,
Let me state that there is no problem at jacks, wires, soldering, battery, etc i am sure that is dead.
What i need to know is if active pickups are more fragile than passive ones?
I sold my other seyumour duncan passive pickups and choose to keep the blackouts and
they are like new (they have in fact some years but are mint)
i removed the pickup and used a multimeter to check it * seems that preamp is bad, signal seems to be driven to the preamp but is not coming out of it, only the out middle ground terminal is okay...
since it is all inside that epoxy resin i have nothing to do in order to fix it...
It is frustrating, the only thing that i can imagine is that some pedal could have damaged this pickup, i used for some years with no problem, checked some old pedals like an old Zoom 505, was all working fine, it is the last thing i remember before i realise that it is broken...
can you give me some tips, advices or something like that, i felt insecure about active pickups, are expensive, if i could predicted that i would never sold that old passive pickups that i loved...
i look for this info at google and stuff but did not found any important information regarding this issue.
many thanks
CLaudio
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