Seymour Duncan 7-String Invader Neck, Passive Mount, BlkMetal Pickup

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11102-29-P-BlkM-7Str
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Description

Seymour Duncan 7-String Invader Neck, Passive Mount, Black Metal Pickup

The Seymour Duncan 7-String Invader Neck captures aggressive, articulate midrange response with controlled low-end punch—essential for tracking extended-range drop tunings and heavy music in the studio. This passive humbucker resolves individual strings in dense, fast-picked passages while maintaining the clarity needed for complex chord voicings across seven-string sessions. Hand-built in Santa Barbara with premium components, it's engineered for recording professionals demanding precision and presence in the neck position.

Tone & EQ Profile

The 7/8/4 EQ character (bass/mid/treble) emphasizes the 8 kHz resonant peak, pushing vocal midrange articulation that sits forward in dense mixes without sacrificing definition on playback. The 7.2 kΩ DC resistance provides moderate output suitable for both clean articulation and saturation-friendly signal delivery through high-gain tracking chains and amp sims.

Design & Build Quality

Three large ceramic bar magnets paired with oversized metal oxide pole pieces generate extended frequency response across the seven-string spectrum for consistent tracking across sessions. Nickel silver bottom plate, four-conductor lead wire, and vacuum wax potting ensure durability and hum rejection during long recording sessions and equipment changes.

Key Features

  • DC Resistance: 7.2 kΩ (Neck)
  • Resonant Peak: 8 kHz
  • EQ Profile: 7 Bass / 8 Mid / 4 Treble
  • Three large ceramic bar magnets
  • Oversized metal oxide pole pieces
  • Nickel silver bottom plate
  • Four-conductor lead wire
  • Vacuum wax potted construction
  • Passive mount, fits traditional guitar routing
  • Black metal humbucker cover
  • Hand-built in Santa Barbara, CA

This neck pickup combines Seymour Duncan's manufacturing precision with the extended-range demands of modern seven-string recording, delivering aggressive presence and articulate midrange in a studio-proven format.

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At a Glance

The Seymour Duncan 7-String Invader Neck is a passive humbucker designed to capture articulate, defined recordings on seven-string guitars with its emphasis on vocal midrange presence and controlled low-end response, making it ideal for tracking heavy music, djent, and progressive metal where string separation matters in dense arrangements. Its 8 kHz resonant peak and moderate 7.2 kΩ output sit well in high-gain mixes without sacrificing individual note clarity, and the four-conductor lead wire offers wiring flexibility for studio setups. Hand-built with premium components and vacuum wax potting, it delivers consistent, hum-free performance across multiple recording sessions.

Who This Is For

Great for

  • Metal
  • Djent
  • Progressive
  • Drop Tunings

Not the best pick for

  • Jazz
  • Blues
  • Folk

Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this pickup suitable for neck-position use, and will it work in my seven-string guitar?

Yes—this is specifically voiced for the neck position on seven-string guitars and uses passive mount construction that fits traditional guitar routing. It's engineered to handle the extended frequency range and thicker strings of seven-string tunings.

What genres and playing styles is the Invader best suited for?

The Invader excels in metal, djent, progressive, and drop-tuning contexts where aggressive midrange articulation and string definition are priorities. It is not recommended for jazz, blues, or folk applications.

How does the output level compare to other seven-string pickups?

At 7.2 kΩ DC resistance, it delivers moderate output suitable for both clean articulation and saturation into high-gain amplifiers. It sits between lower-output articulate designs and maximal high-output pickups, making it versatile for both heavy saturation and clarity.

What makes this pickup durable for gigging and touring?

The pickup features vacuum wax potting for hum rejection and durability, nickel silver bottom plate, three large ceramic bar magnets, and oversized metal oxide pole pieces—all designed to withstand demanding live and studio use without noise or performance degradation.

What is included and what wiring options does it support?

The pickup comes with a four-conductor lead wire, which provides flexibility for different wiring configurations in your instrument. Standard passive mounting hardware and installation documentation are included.

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