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The EMG JR "Daemonum" Long Black pickup set, developed in collaboration with Jim Root, offers a sonic evolution inspired by the renowned EMG 81/60 duo. Designed for guitarists seeking both precision and versatility, this kit incorporates Retro Active technology, guaranteeing exceptional dynamic response. Suited for demanding styles, it delivers a clear and punchy sound in the neck position thanks to its ceramic pole pieces, while the bridge pickup offers dense and precise saturation, ideal for studio, stage, or rehearsal use.
| Model | EMG JR "Daemonum" Long Black |
|---|---|
| Neck Pickup | Ceramic pole pieces, clear sound rich in harmonics |
| Bridge Pickup | Black steel pole pieces, ceramic magnet, dense saturation |
| Technology | Custom Retro Active preamps |
| Installation System | Solderless |
| Potentiometers | 2 Volume 25K, 2 Tone 25K |
| Connectivity | In/Out buss terminals, Stereo jack, battery |
| Included Accessories | Screws, springs, pickup cables (38 cm), inter-component cables and battery power |
Product: EMG JR "Daemonum" Long Black
SKU: EMG-JROOT-LS-BLK
Phone: +33 3 88 36 33 58
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75017 Paris, France
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