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Seymour Duncan J Loomis neck Black Pickup vs Seymour Duncan J Loomis neck Active Mount, Black 7-String Pickup
The J Loomis neck is a passive humbucker for standard 6-string guitars, while the J Loomis Blackouts neck is an active soapbar pickup built specifically for 7-string instruments. Choose the standard neck pickup for traditional guitar setups; pick the Blackouts for extended-range seven-string playing.
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Seymour Duncan J Loomis neck Active Mount, Black 7-String Pickup
Specs side by side
| Seymour Duncan J Loomis neck Black Pickup | Seymour Duncan J Loomis neck Active Mount, Black 7-String Pickup | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $145.00 | $145.00 |
| Brand | Seymour Duncan | Seymour Duncan |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Seymour Duncan J Loomis neck Black Pickup
- ✓ Passive design requires no battery or external power
- ✓ Humbucker format fits standard guitar cavities and wiring
- ✓ Warm sustain with articulate midrange clarity
- ✓ Proven Seymour Duncan handcrafted quality from Santa Barbara
Why choose Seymour Duncan J Loomis neck Active Mount, Black 7-String Pickup
- ✓ Active circuitry delivers consistent output and tighter low-end control
- ✓ Purpose-built soapbar housing for seven-string mounting cavities
- ✓ Single-coil clarity in a compact form factor suited to extended-range tunings
- ✓ Articulation optimized for seven-string neck position dynamics
Frequently asked questions
Which pickup fits my guitar?
The standard J Loomis neck is a humbucker for traditional 6-string guitar cavities. The Blackouts is a soapbar active mount design built for seven-string guitar mounting specifications. Verify your guitar's cavity type and string count before ordering.
Do I need a battery for either pickup?
The standard J Loomis neck is passive and requires no power source. The Blackouts features active circuitry and requires a battery in your guitar's control cavity to function.
What is the main tonal difference?
The standard J Loomis emphasizes warm sustain with articulate midrange and controlled treble. The Blackouts combines single-coil clarity with tight low-end response and treble presence, optimized for aggressive seven-string playing.
Are both suitable for metal and progressive music?
Yes, both are designed for metal and progressive genres. The standard neck works for 6-string extended-range tuning, while the Blackouts is engineered specifically for seven-string metal and progressive applications.