Products
The company produces a large range of pickups for both electric, acoustic and bass guitars in both single coil and humbucking and P-90 varieties. In 2002 it moved into the guitar effects pedal market. Some pickup examples include the SH-1 '59, Little '59, Hot Rails, SH-8 Invader, SH-2 Jazz, SH-4 JB, Alnico II Pro, Blackout, SH-10 Full Shred, SH-6 Distortion and SH-1PG Pearly Gates and Blackouts active pickups. More recently the company has moved into the 7/8 string guitar market with the Nazgûl, Pegasus and Sentient.
Famous users include Slash, Eddie Van Halen, Jeff Beck, Thurston Moore, David Gilmour, Billie Joe Armstrong, Billy Gibbons, Scott Ian, Synyster Gates, Dave Mustaine, Mark Hoppus, Tom Delonge, Blues Saraceno, Michael Amott, Aaron Aedy, George Lynch, Kurt Cobain, Willie Adler, Tommy Kessler, Kiko Loureiro, Wayne Static, Zacky Vengeance, Mick Thomson, Mark Morton, Yngwie Malmsteen, Warren DeMartini, Dimebag Darrell, Dino Cazares, Michael Wilton, Marty Friedman, After The Burial, Gus G, Nuno Bettencourt, Monte Pittman, Corey Beaulieu, John Frusciante, Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page and Joe Bonamassa.
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