Invader pickup in neck position?

Re: Invader pickup in neck position?

If its a bridge position Invader and you put it in the neck, you will have the worlds muddist and worst sounding neck position!!! If its an Invader neck, it might be OK????
 
Re: Invader pickup in neck position?

yeah it is a neck pickup, just wondering if the sound will be heavy and crunchy as compared to if it were in the bridge position
 
Re: Invader pickup in neck position?

I've had a couple guitars with Invaders in the bridge and neck position. They worked great.

Rock on ~ Kac
 
Re: Invader pickup in neck position?

Don't know if they still make the neck Invader this way, but when I had them they have a capacitor in it to shunt some of the highs directly to ground. I always thought it killed too much of the highs, plus that's what you have a tone knob for, so I always took wire cutters and pulled it out.

I can see what they were going for -- 7.2k with ceramic magnet would be really shrill, at least on paper, but I always thought it sounded a lot better with the cap out of there. Maybe a cap with a lower value than what was in there would be better?
 
Re: Invader pickup in neck position?

I love the sound that Synyster Gates of Avenged Sevenfold gets from his...Invaders in both neck & bridge positions. It's because of that band that I keep thinking about an Invader in the bridge of my Epi LP.
 
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