I recorded some sound clips of the Duncan SH-8 Invader with different settings.
Excuse my partially sloppy playing on the 2nd clip. I'm not really used to muted 16th notes via downstrokes only (as they do in blink-182).
The guitar used for the recordings is a Fender Esquire Custom GT, mahogany body, set-neck, rosewood fingerboard, plugged into a Line 6 Toneport UX2, played through Guitar Rig 4.
Scooped mids, high gain:
http://www.palmstrokemusic.com/soundclips/smoothcriminal_scooped-mids.mp3
Medium mids, high treble:
http://www.palmstrokemusic.com/soundclips/invader_med-mids_hi-treble.mp3
Clean, chorus & slight delay:
http://www.palmstrokemusic.com/soundclips/invader_clean.mp3
I think the the last clip shows that the Invader isn't complete rubbish on clean settings. But of course, the pickup really shines with distortion.
Excuse my partially sloppy playing on the 2nd clip. I'm not really used to muted 16th notes via downstrokes only (as they do in blink-182).
The guitar used for the recordings is a Fender Esquire Custom GT, mahogany body, set-neck, rosewood fingerboard, plugged into a Line 6 Toneport UX2, played through Guitar Rig 4.
Scooped mids, high gain:
http://www.palmstrokemusic.com/soundclips/smoothcriminal_scooped-mids.mp3
Medium mids, high treble:
http://www.palmstrokemusic.com/soundclips/invader_med-mids_hi-treble.mp3
Clean, chorus & slight delay:
http://www.palmstrokemusic.com/soundclips/invader_clean.mp3
I think the the last clip shows that the Invader isn't complete rubbish on clean settings. But of course, the pickup really shines with distortion.