Hello!
I've been listening and reading around, and I'm pretty set on an Invader for the bridge in my alder body/maple neck strat. I was thinking the full shred in the neck, but I noticed it was reccomended for warm/balanced guitars (mahogny?).
The Invader, from what I can tell, will be perfect for chunky riffs and powerchords. What I'm looking for in the neck is something articulate that I can get some great lead tones out of, while staying clear under distortion and effects. (For an example of one of my favorite leads, reference the solo in "Weisses Fleisch" by Rammstein) I would describe it as "Glassy" I guess.
I play mostly metal, and I'm inspired by Richard Z. Kruspe and Kirk Hammet/James Hetfield, (I am aware they use EMGs, but I'm a passive PUP guy) as well as Jimmy Page, Angus Young, Doug Aldrich. You know, Everybody! haha.
I've been reading around, but I felt it was time to ask the Seymour Duncan community for their opinions!
I've been listening and reading around, and I'm pretty set on an Invader for the bridge in my alder body/maple neck strat. I was thinking the full shred in the neck, but I noticed it was reccomended for warm/balanced guitars (mahogny?).
The Invader, from what I can tell, will be perfect for chunky riffs and powerchords. What I'm looking for in the neck is something articulate that I can get some great lead tones out of, while staying clear under distortion and effects. (For an example of one of my favorite leads, reference the solo in "Weisses Fleisch" by Rammstein) I would describe it as "Glassy" I guess.
I play mostly metal, and I'm inspired by Richard Z. Kruspe and Kirk Hammet/James Hetfield, (I am aware they use EMGs, but I'm a passive PUP guy) as well as Jimmy Page, Angus Young, Doug Aldrich. You know, Everybody! haha.
I've been reading around, but I felt it was time to ask the Seymour Duncan community for their opinions!