EMG - 57TW Floyd Black Chrome
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With its triple active windings, integrated push/pull and voltage calibrated to the nearest volt, the EMG 57TW Floyd Black Chrome pickup is a dynamic powerhouse that doesn't overpower the background noise. With its Floyd spacing, hybrid magnets and long axis, it's perfect for demanding guitars. The black chrome look remains chic and appeals to the stylish.
ARTICLE N° 107949
Presentation
This EMG 57TW Black Chrome pickup with alnico and steel magnets is ideal for Floyd systems. The 52 mm spacing keeps strings aligned, while the long shaft potentiometer targets thick bodies. The active format remains stable even at high tension.
Each mode has its own personality. The simple mode favours clarity, with a higher frequency. The humbucker pushes the voltage to 4.5 V in strum, without scrambling the signal.
The 9 V power supply lasts for around 1,500 hours. Power consumption remains minimal: just 160 μA. Background noise remains below -107 dBV.
Assembly is simplified by the H1-H6 terminal block. All the components are supplied: TW cables, B245 bus, stereo jack, battery foam, screws. Nothing to solder.
This 57TW combines a clean structure with express assembly. Its versatility is based on solid foundations designed for rigid, demanding and finely-tuned instruments.
Each mode has its own personality. The simple mode favours clarity, with a higher frequency. The humbucker pushes the voltage to 4.5 V in strum, without scrambling the signal.
The 9 V power supply lasts for around 1,500 hours. Power consumption remains minimal: just 160 μA. Background noise remains below -107 dBV.
Assembly is simplified by the H1-H6 terminal block. All the components are supplied: TW cables, B245 bus, stereo jack, battery foam, screws. Nothing to solder.
This 57TW combines a clean structure with express assembly. Its versatility is based on solid foundations designed for rigid, demanding and finely-tuned instruments.
Other features
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EMG 57TW Floyd Black Chrome
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Series: EMG TW Series
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Type : Dual mode microphone (humbucker / single coil)
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Triple-coil active pickup
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Trem spacing (Floyd/Fender) 52 mm
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Long shaft potentiometer (Les Paul) 19 mm
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Humbucker/single-coil selection via push-pull
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Magnets : Alnico + steel (hybrid)
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Single resonance frequency: 3.47 kHz
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Double resonance frequency: 1.77 kHz
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String output voltage: 2.00V (single)
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String output voltage: 3.00V (double)
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Strum output voltage: 3.00V (single)
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Strum output voltage : 4.50V (double)
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Output impedance : 10 kΩ
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Noise floor : -107 dBV (60 Hz)
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Power consumption: 160 μA at 9V
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Maximum power supply: 27V DC
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9V battery life: approx. 1500 hours
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Active humbucker format
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Thickness: 28 mm (1.1")
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Standard EMG height: 23 mm (0.9")
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Direct mounting or with springs supplied
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Integrated single/double coil switching
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Volume master
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Volume pickup
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Tone master
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Tone pickup
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Terminals H1 to H6
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Solderless assembly possible
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1 Push-Pull potentiometer 25K (volume/tone)
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1 output cable (15 cm)
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2 connector cables (14 cm)
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1 battery cable (18 cm)
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1 TW pickup cable (38 cm)
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1 B245 Pickup Buss
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2 passive tone controls (25K)
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Stereo output jack
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Foam for 9V battery
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Mounting springs and screws
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Full manual with wiring diagrams
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Length: 78.5 mm
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Height: 28 mm
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Depth: 38.1 mm
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Approximate weight: 390 g (with pot and wiring)
To find out more...
The EMG 57TW Floyd Black Chrome remains very accurate even with intense use of the Floyd vibrato. The highs don't mix. Switching to single coil removes some of the punch, but this clarity is rarely lacking live.
The tone control often hides a sweet spot to bring out the harmonics.
A word of advice: You may have forgotten to disconnect the battery, so an external box is a good backup.
For looping textures, humbucker mode creates a more solid, dense base, which is great for building around with the rest of the playing.
The tone control often hides a sweet spot to bring out the harmonics.
A word of advice: You may have forgotten to disconnect the battery, so an external box is a good backup.
For looping textures, humbucker mode creates a more solid, dense base, which is great for building around with the rest of the playing.
