Seymour Duncan Trembucker Signature Dino Cazares Machete Black
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Context and Positioning
Designed with Fear Factory guitarist Dino Cazares, the Machete was initially exclusive to Ormsby guitars before being offered by Seymour Duncan. It belongs to the family of modern humbuckers with very high authority, designed for industrial and contemporary metal.Who This Pickup Is For
For modern metal guitarists seeking a clear attack, controlled compression, and exemplary articulation in standard or dropped tunings. Ideal on guitars equipped with wide-spacing vibratos, it delivers surgical precision at very high gain.Technical specifications
| Electronics | Active | Winding | double |
| Category | electric microphone | Position | bridge |
| Instrument | guitar | Color | Black |
| Applications | metal | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Seymour Duncan Trembucker Signature Dino Cazares Machete Noir suitable for a Floyd Rose tremolo?
Its Trembucker format is designed for guitars with a tremolo system featuring wide string spacing.
Is this pickup suitable for low tunings in modern metal?
The design targets industrial and contemporary metal, including standard and dropped tunings. The stated attack remains clear at very high gain. Massive palm mutes and fast picking are among the recommended applications.
Can the Machete Dino Cazares be installed in the bridge position?
The bridge position is explicitly specified for this dual-coil humbucker.
Is the Seymour Duncan Machete active or passive?
The datasheet indicates active electronics, while additional specifications mention a passive setup. This discrepancy requires verification before installation.
What kind of tone can be expected for solos?
An ultra-responsive pick attack is claimed to produce sharp solos, with controlled compression and precise articulation.



