The Invader 7-string neck humbucker from Seymour Duncan brings ultra-high output and a deceptively warm voice to extended-range instruments. Designed and manufactured in the USA, this passive-mount pickup balances aggressive ceramic magnet power with restrained midrange character. The result is a neck position humbucker that complements the Invader bridge model without overwhelming the mix. Its distinctive triple-screw polepiece design isn't just visual theatre–it contributes to the Invader's exceptional string-to-string balance across all seven strings.
DC resistance measures 8.9k, placing it firmly in high-output territory while the ceramic magnet provides tight low-end response and cutting presence. Four-conductor shielded cable allows coil-splitting and series/parallel wiring options when paired with compatible switching. The black finish and three visible steel rails give this humbucker an immediately recognisable appearance on stage or in the studio. Despite its intimidating looks and hot output rating, the neck position variant delivers smooth sustain and controlled harmonic content rather than raw aggression.
Features
- Passive-mount humbucker designed for 7-string neck position mounting
- DC resistance of 8.9k delivers high output without compression
- Ceramic magnet construction for tight bass response and clarity
- Four-conductor shielded cable enables coil-split and wiring flexibility
- Triple-screw polepiece design provides balanced output across seven strings
- Warm, restrained voicing complements high-output bridge pickups effectively
- Black finish with distinctive exposed steel rail aesthetic
- Designed and manufactured in the United States of America



