EMG - 66 TW Brushed Chrome
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The EMG 66 TW Brushed Chrome guitar pickup combines two voices in a single format. The humbucker mode unleashes expressive density. Switch to a single lively pickup with the integrated push-pull. It's an active, versatile, neck-mount model with a brushed look.
ARTICLE N° 108121
Presentation
The EMG 66 TW Brushed Chrome pickup brings together two distinctive features. The humbucker mode gives body and a powerful output. In push-pull mode, it reveals a clear, incisive single.
The pick-up uses Alnico and ceramic magnets. This combination adds depth to every nuance of playing. Output frequencies range from 1.77 kHz to 3.47 kHz.
Voltage can be as high as 4.5 V in loudspeaker mode. Even in this mode, noise remains low, measured at -107 dB. The 10 kΩ impedance stabilises the signal without loss.
Its short axis is suitable for Strat-type or thin-top guitars. The kit includes all the cables, a push-pull potentiometer and the Buss. Diagrams are included to guide you through the installation process.
Its stylish, contemporary case is attractive without overdoing it. It's a smart choice for broadening your sound palette without modifying your instrument. An active pickup that's simply designed for creative setups.
The pick-up uses Alnico and ceramic magnets. This combination adds depth to every nuance of playing. Output frequencies range from 1.77 kHz to 3.47 kHz.
Voltage can be as high as 4.5 V in loudspeaker mode. Even in this mode, noise remains low, measured at -107 dB. The 10 kΩ impedance stabilises the signal without loss.
Its short axis is suitable for Strat-type or thin-top guitars. The kit includes all the cables, a push-pull potentiometer and the Buss. Diagrams are included to guide you through the installation process.
Its stylish, contemporary case is attractive without overdoing it. It's a smart choice for broadening your sound palette without modifying your instrument. An active pickup that's simply designed for creative setups.
Other features
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EMG 66 TW Brushed Chrome
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Hybrid active microphone
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Series: EMG Active Series
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Mic type: Humbucker / Single coil
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Location : Neck position
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Magnet type : Alnico + Ceramic
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Selection via integrated Push-Pull
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Resonance frequency (SC): 3.47 kHz
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Resonance frequency (HB): 1.77 kHz
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Output voltage (string, SC): 2.00 V
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Output voltage (string, HB): 3.00 V
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Output voltage (scraped, SC): 3.00 V
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Output voltage (scraped, HB): 4.50 V
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Output noise (60 Hz) : -107 dB
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Output impedance: 10 kΩ
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Power consumption at 9V : 160 µA
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Battery life: 1500 hours
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Maximum supply voltage: 27 VDC
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Internal switching: Push-Pull (DPDT)
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Modes: Humbucker (L1+L2), Single (L1+L3)
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Standard spacing (Tune-O-Matic) 49mm
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Short shaft potentiometer (Strat) 10 mm
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1 Push-Pull potentiometer 25K (with switch)
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1 output cable (15 cm)
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2 connection cables (14 cm)
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1 battery cable (18 cm)
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1 Battery Buss
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1 EMG stereo jack
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Mounting screws + springs
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Installation diagrams and full instructions
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Length: 78.5 mm
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Height: 27.6 mm
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Width: 38.1 mm
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Thickness: 27.6 mm (1.1")
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Standard EMG thickness: 22.8 mm (0.9")
To find out more...
The EMG 66 TW Brushed Chrome maintains a constant current in all modes. The battery lasts as long in humbucker mode as it does in single-coil mode.
At 3.47 kHz, the single mode favours clear harmonics. Digital modelling retains all its transparency.
At 10 kΩ, the impedance protects against signal loss. Even with long cables or passive pedals, everything remains defined.
The DPDT switch orients the coils without shifting the phase. No gain is altered, the structure remains stable.
At 3.47 kHz, the single mode favours clear harmonics. Digital modelling retains all its transparency.
At 10 kΩ, the impedance protects against signal loss. Even with long cables or passive pedals, everything remains defined.
The DPDT switch orients the coils without shifting the phase. No gain is altered, the structure remains stable.
