Seymour Duncan SH-12 4c BLK

Got the package, super excited, had to take myself together because I had not done anything like this before, changing pickups and whatnot, put the pickup on my Black Razorback, Sound - Amazing, Looks- beautyful... Tone- Fabulous
This pickup needs work on your behalf, it points out your mistakes and wants you to work on your techniques, it's weird in the beginning, but start slow and work on trusting this pickup and it'll be your best friend :D great!!!

I used it on the neck position. Nice bassy feel to it, great for more bluesy sounds, although it takes a while to get your tone right. Due to its low end it has to be set up in the neck quite carefully. It still maintains its treble action for soloing and it screams! I paired it with a high output Nazgul on the bridge.

My most aggressive pickup when doing rythmics, much more than ceramic or active pickups.
And also the best bridge cleans.
Very good dynamics, with a little compression when soloing.
When splitted, be sure to use the Allen screw coil.

Le plus agressif de mes micros pour les rythmiques, bien plus que les céramiques ou les actifs.
Et aussi le meilleur son clair en position chevalet.
Très bonne dynamique, avec un poil de compression dans les solos.
En splitté, il faut utiliser la bobine côté vis Allen.

Unfortunatelly I have sold the Ibanez that I've installed in, there is nothing I can say. All I can remember it is quite versatile. On full distortion you can hear every string shining through the mess.