Blackout Metal pups ..their power and output is mind boggling, they're super punchy & tight (but not even vaguely clinical) for rhythm, with lots of screaming harmonic overtones for solo's...
Also Tesla Plasma II's
The CNC machines don't care what country they happen to be residing in..



interesting!
what i mean is, looking at it side-on:
the overall length of invader magnets with SH-12 demon poles (+ keeper bars) sandwiched between:
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was too long to fit on the SH-12 baseplate:
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so the mags/bobbins sat on top of the lips of the sides of the baseplate, something like this:
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the invader i have definitely has different bobbins and pole spacing to both SH- and TB- duncans; from eyeballing them side-by-side i assumed it was the same spacing as a gibson bridge pickup.
apologies for the partial thread hijack. it's kinda relevant?
wahwah, on gigging in the UAE:
It was refreshing to see Australians abroad, sober. I almost didn't recognise them.
Funkfingers, in response to some highy questionable spam:
When this forum talks about getting wood, we're usually thinking of flamed maple.
Mike Hastings, 14th Earl of Loudoun:
I reckon I might send Lizzie a bill for back rent. The old girl's family have been living in my bloody castle for the last 500 years.



That's weird man, my Invader and the other one I recently worked on are both straight up just normal SH baseplates. The Invader bobbins are just SH slug bobbins with big fat cap screws in them. The cap screws are the same diameter as slugs and the same width as the keeper bar from the screw coil, so it all still fits perfectly.
Maybe you have a Detonator? The Deto is Gibbo bridge spaced.
You did take out the spacer, right? That could be the problem too, I guess.



^ i'm thinking it's an older SH-8 as it had the awesome "BJ" sticker
it's definitely not a newer model; i'll look into this.
thanks for the info man!
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wahwah, on gigging in the UAE:
It was refreshing to see Australians abroad, sober. I almost didn't recognise them.
Funkfingers, in response to some highy questionable spam:
When this forum talks about getting wood, we're usually thinking of flamed maple.
Mike Hastings, 14th Earl of Loudoun:
I reckon I might send Lizzie a bill for back rent. The old girl's family have been living in my bloody castle for the last 500 years.
I will admit that I do prefer my TB-6 Distortion to my EMG-81 18 volt, but part of that is also the TB-6 is in a USA made NT Warlock while the EMG is in a bolt-on Virgin. The body wood difference is noticable even unplugged...
And yeah, since we're talking about brutal pickups, PATB-2 Parallel Axis Distortion... that thing is beastly. I bet it'd play nicely in a set neck guitar (or not so nicely)!



In regards to Invader mags fitting or not; when I put them on an SH baseplate they fit fine. When I put them in a TB Baseplate I had to file the sides of the baseplate a bit to get them in and it's still extremely tight. Both Pickups were double screw configuration.



Dimebucker or bill and Becky l500-XL. Dime being more aggressive and less warm. Jazz for the neck
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