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EMG-89
Model# EMG-89(BLK)

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Inside the EMG-89 pickup are both single and dual-coil pickups, each with its own output. The single-coil mode is an Alnico loaded stacked EMG-SA. The dual-coil mode consists of two Alnico loaded coils opposite one another creating a pickup similar to the EMG-85. A push/pull volume or tone enables you to switch from the clarity of a single-coil to the fatness of a humbucking. Virtually noiseless in both modes, it can also be used with several EMG accessories such as the SPC, EXG expander, or the PA2 preamp booster. Package Includes: EMG's exclusive Quik-Connect™ cable, prewired push/pull volume/tone control set, output jack, battery clip set, screws & springs.

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drew ratzloff

November 26, 2005

I bought this pickup for the neck position. The single coil sound was not as drastic as I had hoped with distortion, but the clean sounds are great. The humbucker sounds better than I thought it would, fuller and warmer than the 81. Two things a potential buyer should be aware of: (1) When switching to single coil mode, some volume will be lost and (2) the "quik-connect" cable is larger than the cable with an 81 or 85, making a straight swap from another EMG unlikely (maybe ask the tech support at EMG, they have always been really good about getting back to me with any questions I've had). To sum it up, I've never heard a bad EMG pickup and this is no exception.

5 out of 5 stars!