Seymour Duncan Jeff Loomis Humbucker Bridge N
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Seymour Duncan
Jeff Loomis Humbucker Bridge N
Product Info
Article Number:
599878
Brand:
Seymour Duncan
Model:
Jeff Loomis Humbucker Bridge N
Category:
Humbucker Pickups
Price:
$236.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Jeff Loomis bridge pickup is a powerhouse – seriously hot and tight, designed for modern metal and progressive rock. It’s got a fantastic clarity and dynamic range thanks to that Alnico VIII magnet, letting you really dig in and carve out your own sound. If you’re looking for a focused, aggressive bridge tone to cut through a dense mix, this is a solid choice.
Product Description
Seymour Duncan , Pickup for Electric Guitar
- Jeff Loomis Signature Model
- Humbucker
- For the bridge position
- High output
- Tight lows and smooth highs as well as dynamic control and powerful sound
- Magnet material: Alnico VIII
- DC resistance 15.66 kOhm
- Shielded 4-conductor connection cable
- With nickel cover
- Made in USA
PROS
- • Alnico VIII magnet delivers a searing, articulate high-end response.
- • Shielded 4-conductor wiring offers coil-splitting versatility for cleaner tones.
- • 15.66k DC resistance provides ample output for aggressive metal styles.
- • Nickel cover provides a classic aesthetic and helps reduce unwanted noise.
CONS
- • High output may be overwhelming for players seeking vintage, mellow tones.
- • Alnico VIII can become brittle over time, requiring careful handling.
- • The focused sound profile isn’t as adaptable for a wide range of genres.
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Bridge
Magnet
Alnico VIII
Output Level
High
DC Resistance
15.66 kOhm
Spacing
Standard
Mounting
4-Hole
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Invader is even hotter and has a more compressed, scooped sound; the Loomis retains more clarity and a more balanced frequency response.
Absolutely, the Alnico VIII's articulation will help cut through the inherent warmth of mahogany, providing a great contrast.
The coil-splitting provides a usable, though not incredibly nuanced, single-coil tone; it’s more for adding some clean texture than a true vintage single-coil vibe.
