Seymour Duncan Twin
Seymour Duncan Twin
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 NEW SEYMOUR DUNCAN SFX 08 Power Grid Distortion $0SH  US $99.95
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 Seymour Duncan SFX 08 Power Grid US $99.95
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 SEYMOUR DUNCAN SFX 03 Twin Tube Classic Effects Pedal US $219.95
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 Seymour Duncan Twin Tube Classic SFX 03 US $219.00
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 SEYMOUR DUNCAN SFX 03 TWIN TUBE CLASSIC FREE CABLES US $219.95
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 SEYMOUR DUNCAN SFX 11 TWIN TUBE BLUE OD FREE CABLES US $229.95
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 Seymour Duncan POWER GRID Distortion Pedal Excellent US $39.95
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What Seymour Duncan pickup goes well with Invader SH-8's?
I have an Ibanez RG370DXL and I was after some new pickups seeing as one of the original ones has blown. I was going to get two Invaders for the bridge and the neck but there is a single coil pickup in the middle. I have contacted Seymour Duncan about what they would recomend and they came back and said Hot Rails. However its a rail pickup and I was just wondering if these two different looking pickups would go well together eg: a twelve dotted humbucker and a twin rail single coil. Please get back soon!
A Hot Rails neck position pickup would go well in the middle position of your RG. However, if you didn't like the aesthetics of a Rails pickup sandwiched between two Invaders, you can always go for a high-output six pole piece single coil. If you're looking for a real single coil, I'd recommend the SSL-4 Quarter Pound. If 60-cycle hum gets you down and you want something with poles that is also hum-canceling, I'd recommend the STK-S7 Vintage Hot Stack Plus or if you want even more output the STK-S9 Hot Stack Plus. Keep in mind, you'll pay more for the Stack Plus than the Quarter Pound.
Good luck with your Tone Quest.
Seymour Duncan Twin Tube Classic Preamp / Distortion Pedal