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The EMG JH "HET" Brushed Gold pickup set, designed in collaboration with James Hetfield, offers exceptional sonic performance for demanding guitarists. Suitable for both stage and studio, this duo combines a neck pickup with ceramic magnets for a crisp attack and rich bass, with a bridge pickup with steel magnets ensuring increased precision and clear bass. This set is ideal for lovers of powerful and clear sound, perfect for metal and other styles requiring great dynamics and excellent sound definition.
| Design Year | 2009 |
|---|---|
| Neck Pickup | JH-N (inspired by EMG 60) |
| Bridge Pickup | JH-B (inspired by EMG 81) |
| Neck Pickup Magnets | Individual Ceramic |
| Bridge Pickup Magnets | Steel |
| Neck Pickup Coils | Wider than EMG 60 |
| Potentiometers | 2 25k volume, 2 25k tone |
| Shaft Thread Length | 10 mm |
| Battery Holder | Yes |
| Output Jack | Stereo |
| Accessories Provided | 2 In/Out buses, pickup cables, connection cables, output cable, battery cable, screws and springs |
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