I doubt the trembucker version has less output than standard. There are tons of other factors. I can’t think of anything in the last 30 years that has used a standard spaced bridge.
The invader has a ton of output but fuzzy highs and loose bass response. For something close but better sounding I would go black winter, make sure you set it up to split though. The neck is very high output, sounds great split for cleaner stuff and very loud when full. The bridge has a good split sound to. It has a bit more even eq than a distortion or invader so it may not sound louder, but it’s loud just not as mid spiked. Very versatile pickup for clean and driven tones.
You want the loudest punchiest bridge go with the parallel axis distortion. It’s higher output, thicker version of the distortion. The parallel axis pickups were made to fatten up thin sounding Floyd Rose guitars and they do an excellent job.
The invader has a ton of output but fuzzy highs and loose bass response. For something close but better sounding I would go black winter, make sure you set it up to split though. The neck is very high output, sounds great split for cleaner stuff and very loud when full. The bridge has a good split sound to. It has a bit more even eq than a distortion or invader so it may not sound louder, but it’s loud just not as mid spiked. Very versatile pickup for clean and driven tones.
You want the loudest punchiest bridge go with the parallel axis distortion. It’s higher output, thicker version of the distortion. The parallel axis pickups were made to fatten up thin sounding Floyd Rose guitars and they do an excellent job.
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