Below, check out a new demo video for Seymour Duncan's Lil' Screamin Demon SLSD-1 pickup. The clip features guitarist Steve Booke, who also happens to write the What in the World column for GuitarWorld.com.
From the company:
Like its big brother, the Screamin' Demon humbucker, this li'l savage combines a big, open sound with just a subtle hint of "glass." It screams and provides rich harmonics but cleans up when you back it off. Using a unique slotted and Allen head screw combination that gives each coil a slightly different magnetic field, the tone is big and percussive without being too harsh.
Fro more info, visit seymourduncan.com.
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