Seymour Duncan Holcomb Scarlet Neck 7St White Pickup
- Brand new in original box
- Full Seymour Duncan manufacturer's warranty
- Free shipping in the continental US
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- SKU
- 11102-65-W-7STR
Description
Seymour Duncan Mark Holcomb Scarlet Neck 7-String White Pickup
The Seymour Duncan Mark Holcomb Scarlet Neck is a high-output humbucker engineered for the extended range and tonal demands of 7-string instruments. Designed in collaboration with Trivium's Mark Holcomb, this neck pickup delivers articulate midrange presence and controlled low-end response without muddiness, making it responsive across extended ranges and heavy tunings.
Tone & Electronics
The 8.36k DCR neck configuration strikes a balance between clarity and output, while the ceramic magnet provides punchy definition and sustain suitable for both lead work and rhythmic aggression on 7-string guitars. The 4-conductor shielded cable and 4-conductor wire configuration enable coil-splitting functionality, expanding your sonic palette beyond the standard humbucker voice.
Design & Build
The white cover offers clean aesthetic appeal while the humbucker configuration provides dual-coil rejection of electromagnetic interference. Built to Seymour Duncan's exacting standards, this pickup integrates seamlessly into 7-string guitar cavities and pairs effectively with bridge pickups from the Scarlet line or complementary models.
Key Features
- DCR Neck: 8.36k
- Ceramic magnet construction
- Humbucker dual-coil configuration
- 4-conductor shielded cable included
- 4-conductor wire setup for coil-splitting capability
- White cover finish
- Designed for 7-string guitar applications
- Mark Holcomb signature specification
This Scarlet Neck pickup delivers the articulation and controlled aggression Mark Holcomb demands, making it an excellent choice for players seeking a refined extended-range neck pickup with tonal versatility.
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At a Glance
The Seymour Duncan Mark Holcomb Scarlet Neck is a high-output 7-string humbucker engineered for metal, progressive, and extended-range playing with articulate midrange and controlled low-end clarity. Built in collaboration with Trivium's Mark Holcomb, it handles heavy tunings and aggressive rhythmic work without muddiness, while 4-conductor wiring unlocks coil-splitting for added tonal range on stage. Intermediate to professional players working with 7-strings will find a road-ready neck pickup that balances definition and sustain across extended ranges.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Metal
- ✓ Progressive
- ✓ Extended Range
- ✓ Heavy tunings
Not the best pick for
- – Jazz
- – Blues
- – Folk
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the DCR and output level of this pickup?
The Scarlet Neck has an 8.36k DCR and is a high-output design. It pairs a ceramic magnet with a humbucker dual-coil configuration to deliver punchy definition and sustain while maintaining articulate midrange presence.
Can this pickup be coil-split?
Yes. The pickup includes 4-conductor shielded cable and 4-conductor wire configuration, enabling coil-splitting functionality to expand your sonic options beyond the standard humbucker voice.
Is this pickup designed only for 7-string guitars?
This pickup is specifically engineered for 7-string guitar applications and extended-range instruments. The neck configuration and voicing are optimized to handle extended ranges and heavy tunings.
What genres and playing styles is this pickup best suited for?
The Scarlet Neck excels in metal, progressive, and extended-range styles where articulate midrange, controlled low-end, and sustain are priorities. It is not recommended for jazz, blues, or folk applications.
What does the white cover look like and what are the benefits of the humbucker design?
The pickup features a clean white cover finish for aesthetic appeal. The humbucker dual-coil configuration provides electromagnetic interference rejection, ensuring quiet operation in both stage and studio environments.
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