EMG - 57/66 TW Set Brushed Black Chrome
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The EMG 57/66 TW Brushed Black Chrome pickup set takes audio versatility a step further. Each pickup features a single clean mode and a dual rough-grain mode. Built-in push-pull, solderless wiring, 9V battery: everything is ready for Tune-O-Matic bridge guitars.
ARTICLE N° 107882
Presentation
The duo of EMG 57/66 TW Brushed Black Chrome pickups gives access to two grains per pickup. The single coil develops a more nervous timbre, while the double coil adds weight to the texture. The magnets (Alnico/steel in the bridge, Alnico/ceramic in the neck) create a real separation of character.
Each push-pull activates a specific mode, without any extraneous noise. The circuit remains stable, even under strong attack. The supply voltage can be as high as 27V DC, with no undesirable loss or saturation. Everything is calibrated to handle a strong signal.
The set includes cables of various lengths (from 14 to 40 cm), to adapt to the routing of each instrument. No soldering iron is required for installation, using the stereo jack supplied. Two dedicated buses handle power and signals.
With its 49 mm format and short axis, this model targets Strat or similar models. The discreet copper logo blends into the brushed chrome. A powerful base for active configuration, designed down to the last detail.
Each push-pull activates a specific mode, without any extraneous noise. The circuit remains stable, even under strong attack. The supply voltage can be as high as 27V DC, with no undesirable loss or saturation. Everything is calibrated to handle a strong signal.
The set includes cables of various lengths (from 14 to 40 cm), to adapt to the routing of each instrument. No soldering iron is required for installation, using the stereo jack supplied. Two dedicated buses handle power and signals.
With its 49 mm format and short axis, this model targets Strat or similar models. The discreet copper logo blends into the brushed chrome. A powerful base for active configuration, designed down to the last detail.
Other features
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EMG 57/66 TW Set Brushed Black Chrome
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EMG TW Series
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Dual-mode pickup: humbucker and single coil
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Integrated Push-Pull selection system
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57TW (bridge): alnico + steel magnets
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Clear, powerful sound with single coil
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Warm, aggressive sound with double winding
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66TW (neck): ceramic + alnico magnets
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Fluid, precise and expressive timbre
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Exclusive EMG three-coil hybrid design
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Compatible with all EMG pickups
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Solderless installation via included connectors
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25K potentiometers suitable for active pickups
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Standard spacing (Tune-O-Matic) 49mm
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10mm short shaft potentiometer (Strat)
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No bridge ground required
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Requires one 9V battery (not included)
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Battery life: approx. 1500 hours
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High output level and very low noise
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Resonance frequency: 3.47 kHz (single)
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Resonance frequency: 1.77 kHz (double)
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Output impedance: 10 kΩ
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Max. supply voltage: 27V DC
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Current consumption: 160 μA
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Output voltage (string): 2.00V (single)
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Output voltage (string): 3.00V (double)
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Output voltage (strumming): 3.00V (single)
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Output voltage (strumming): 4.50V (double)
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Logo colour: copper (not visible on Metalworks)
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2 TW microphone cables (40.6 cm and 27.9 cm)
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4 connection cables (14 cm)
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1 output cable (15 cm)
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1 battery cable (18 cm)
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2 push-pull potentiometers (25K)
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2 25K tones
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1 stereo output jack
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1 input/output bus for 2 microphones
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1 battery bus
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2 pairs of fixing screws and springs
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Mic dimensions: 78.5 x 38.1 x 27.6 mm
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Thickness: 1.1" (27.9 mm)
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Weight (each microphone): approx. 120 g
To find out more...
Going from 1.77 kHz to 3.47 kHz with this model balances two different guitars. One shines in the mix, the other anchors the bass effectively.
Progressive metal and post-rock styles benefit from the push-pull modes. Changing texture without touching the floor makes stage transitions more fluid. This changes the order of the tracks depending on the energy required.
You can go from a clear verse to an aggressive chorus. When it comes to microphone height, the balance is subtle. Slightly lowering the neck increases articulation in single mode.
Keeping a moderate distance from the bridge keeps the attack sharp. Each position responds responsively to touch.
Progressive metal and post-rock styles benefit from the push-pull modes. Changing texture without touching the floor makes stage transitions more fluid. This changes the order of the tracks depending on the energy required.
You can go from a clear verse to an aggressive chorus. When it comes to microphone height, the balance is subtle. Slightly lowering the neck increases articulation in single mode.
Keeping a moderate distance from the bridge keeps the attack sharp. Each position responds responsively to touch.
