LUNDGREN / Model M6C With Cover Bridge

The Model M6C With Cover Bridge is a 6-string pickup that delivers the sound developed for Meshuggah guitarist Fredrik Thordendahl, who is popular for his complex song development and technical playing. The powerful and well-defined sound based on a clear sound is perfect for guitarists who play drop tunings or use a lot of bass.

■Guitar pickups
■Humbucker
■Fredrik Thordendahl (Meshuggah) model for 6-string guitars
■Bridge
■Covered

~From the manufacturer's website~
Lundgren Guitar Pickups has a workshop in Sweden and has been making high-quality pickups by hand for over 20 years. Since its establishment in 1990, the company has been producing many pickups, supported by major guitar manufacturers, guitar workshops around the world, and guitarists. It offers a wide range of pickups, including Stratocaster, Telecaster, P-90, and humbucking pickups, as well as pickups for 7-string and 8-string guitars.

The P.A.F. model humbucking pickup ""Heaven 57"" has coils made using a vintage 1957 winding machine, the same one used to make pickups at the time. Lungren Guitar Pickups has earned a very high reputation as a brand that is highly particular about sound and products.
The M6 is a 6-string model from Meshuggah! Many people have expressed their desire to get that sound on a 6-string guitar, and now it's finally here! This is a 6-string model of the Model M7, a 7-string guitar humbucking pickup developed by Lundgren Guitar Pickups for Fredrik Thordendahl, the guitarist of the Swedish metal band Meshuggah. The Model M series is a powerful humbucking pickup designed for harder music such as metal. To make the most of its power, it is designed to produce a clear sound, and even the low notes of drop tuning produce a well-defined sound. For players looking for this kind of sound, this is a pickup they will never want to let go of. Fredrik Thordendahl said the following about the Model M series pickups: ""This pickup is out of this world. I wonder if using this would mean fewer people using active pickups. Just connect it to an amp and you'll be amazed at how easily you can create insane distortion and flashy harmonics. The output is so high that you can make your amp distort really hard, and it produces a great sound all the way to the low end, so there's nothing to complain about!""

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