Seymour Duncan Black Winter Bridge
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Seymour Duncan
Black Winter Bridge
Product Info
Article Number:
324549
Brand:
Seymour Duncan
Model:
Black Winter Bridge
Category:
Humbucker Pickups
Price:
$163.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Black Winter is a beast – seriously, it’s designed for players who want crushing high-gain tones. It’s perfect for modern metal, djent, and anything that needs serious sonic aggression; the coil-splitting is a nice bonus for cleaner sounds, but its core purpose is pure, unadulterated heaviness.
Product Description
- Seymour Duncan Black Winter Bridge
- Humbucker
- 3 Ceramic magnets
- Passive
- Bridge position
- 4-Wire and splittable
- Extremely aggressive tone for heavy metal
PROS
- • Ceramic magnets deliver intense high-output and aggressive articulation.
- • 4-wire design allows for coil-splitting, adding versatility to your tone.
- • Excellent build quality with Duncan’s renowned attention to detail.
- • Provides a tight, modern high-end response ideal for modern metal.
CONS
- • Extremely high output can be overwhelming for some players or amps.
- • Limited tonal flexibility outside of high-gain genres.
- • Can be brittle sounding if not paired with appropriate EQ or amp settings.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Bridge
Magnet
Ceramic
Output Level
High
DC Resistance
16.2k Ohms
Spacing
49.2mm / 1.94 in
Mounting
4-Hole
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Invader has a slightly thicker, more saturated tone, while the Black Winter is a bit more focused and articulate, with a tighter low-end.
Due to its high output, it will be noisier than lower-output pickups, so a noise gate might be beneficial, especially with high gain settings.
The split coil tone is surprisingly usable for rhythm, offering a fairly clean, though slightly thin, sound – it's a useful option for adding variety.
