Seymour Duncan's SH-12 George Lynch Screamin' Demon was designed in the Seymour Duncan Custom Shop specifically for metal guitar legend George Lynch. So what does a metal master like Lynch look for in a pickup? Big tone reminiscent of a '59 Model with a touch of percussiveness gives you a sound with plenty of growl. The SH-12 George Lynch Screamin' Demon utilizes a row of slotted screws along with a row of allen screws for a more airy, open tone. The SH-12 George Lynch Screamin' Demon is perfect for any genre.

Designed in the Seymour Duncan Custom Shop for guitar legend George Lynch, the SH-12 Screamin' Demon has the big open sound of Duncan's '59 Model with a little less bite and a little more growl. The tone is big, percussive with a defined treble response that doesn't get harsh. It uses one row of allen screws and one row of standard slotted screws for a unique "airy" sound, and comes with four-conductor hookup cable to facilitate more complex pickup-switching situations.

Ths SH-12 Screamin' Deamon is recommended for use in the bridge position, and is often paired with a moderate output neck pickup like the SH-1 '59 for P.A.F. tones. The SH-12 is designed for balanced and warm instruments, and works especially well with rosewood fingerboards.

Seymour Duncan SH-12 George Lynch Screamin' Demon Features:
Humbucker
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Color: Black
One row of slotted screws, one row of allen head screws
Open, more airy tone with plenty of growl
Works for virtually any genre of music