Below, check out three new demo videos from Seymour Duncan.
All three videos show off the company's Alnico II Pro Slash Signature pickups. However, each one is a little different. From top to bottom, we have demos of:
01. Bridge Pickup APH-2 Slash (Hard Rock)
02. Bridge Pickup APH-2 Slash (Classic Rock)
03. Alnico II Pro Slash (Neck).
From Seymour Duncan:
The Alnico 2 magnet and moderate windings yield a warm, sweet tone with more natural string vibration for great sustain. Classic rock players who get their distortion from the amp rather than the pickup love the APH-1. It allows them to back off the crunch and get beautiful clean tones with softer attack. Compared to the '59, the Alnico II Pro has a rounder sound with a spongier bass response.
For more information, see below — and visit seymourduncan.com and seymourduncan.com/blog.
Bridge Pickup APH-2 Slash (Hard Rock):
Bridge Pickup APH-2 Slash (Classic Rock):
Alnico II Pro Slash (Neck):
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