Seymour Duncan SH6NWH
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Seymour Duncan
SH6NWH
Product Info
Article Number:
170307
Brand:
Seymour Duncan
Model:
SH6NWH
Category:
Humbucker Pickups
Price:
$144.10
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The SH6NWH is a powerhouse for players seeking serious crunch and aggressive tones in the neck position. It's a great pairing for a hotter bridge pickup, providing a balanced and impactful sound ideal for rock, hard rock, and even heavier styles. If you want a thick, chunky low end and searing highs, this is a solid choice.
Product Description
- Seymour Duncan SH6NWH
- Pickup
- For electric guitars
- Humbucker
- Neck position
- Aggressive overtones
- Totally chunky in the lower frequency range
- Colour: White
PROS
- • Alnico V magnet delivers thick, sustaining highs and lows
- • Aggressive overtones add bite for rock and hard rock tones
- • Well-built with quality materials and reliable construction
- • Neck position voicing complements bridge pickups effectively for balanced sound
CONS
- • Can be overly aggressive for cleaner, more nuanced styles
- • High output may require adjustments to amp settings or pots
- • White ceramic color might clash with some guitar aesthetics
Product Video
Key Features
Position
Neck
Magnet
Alnico V
Output Level
9
DC Resistance
8.55kΩ
Spacing
52.5mm / 2.05 in
Mounting
Four-conductor
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Frequently Asked Questions
The SH6NWH is generally hotter and more aggressive than a JB, offering a more saturated and powerful tone. It’s a good match if you’re looking for a neck pickup that can really drive a high-output bridge.
It can, but be prepared for a significant tonal shift; the SH6NWH’s higher output might clash with a more mellow, vintage bridge pickup and require some tweaking.
Ceramic housings can be more brittle than others, so handle it with care during installation and be mindful of potential impacts.
