Seymour Duncan SH-6S - KIT DUNCAN DISTORTION BLACK
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Context and Positioning
The Duncan Distortion is a classic geared towards heavy rock and metal, designed to push the amp hard while keeping tight lows and present mids. This set pairs the bridge SH-6B version (more powerful) with the neck SH-6N version (more articulate) to create a coherent duo on the same guitar.Who This Pickup Set Is For
Ideal if you play old school metal, nu-metal, thrash, heavy rock, but also punk, garage, or gothic and want sharp riffs, punchy palm mutes, and leads that cut through the mix. The split option also lets you expand your tonal palette for clearer, snappier sounds when the song calls for it.Technical specifications
| Electronics | Passive | Winding | 2 doubles |
| Category | kit | Number of conductors | 4 |
| Instrument | guitar | Position | handle, bridge, set |
| Applications | rock, metal | Color | Black |
| Magnet | Ceramic | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Seymour Duncan SH-6S kit suitable for metal and thrash?
The set is designed especially for old school metal, nu-metal, thrash, and heavy rock. The SH-6B in the bridge position delivers 16.6 kΩ for sharp riffs and punchy palm mutes.
Which pickups are included in the black Duncan Distortion kit?
The set combines a Duncan Distortion SH-6B for the bridge and an SH-6N for the neck. Both humbuckers use a ceramic magnet and feature a black finish.
Can the Seymour Duncan SH-6B and SH-6N be coil-split?
With their 4-conductor wiring, both pickups accept coil splitting. This allows for clearer and snappier tones when the guitar's wiring supports it.
What is the difference between the SH-6B bridge and the SH-6N neck pickups?
The SH-6B has a resistance of 16.6 kΩ and a resonance peak at 5.5 kHz. The SH-6N shows 12.7 kΩ with a peak at 6.5 kHz, providing more clarity in the neck position. This pairing is designed to form a coherent duo on the same guitar.
Are the Duncan Distortion SH-6S pickups active?
These pickups are passive and do not require active electronics. Their construction includes an interference rejection system.



