Ok, I definitely will comment on this LOL!
Tone woods: Rock maple neck / rosewood board with a soft maple body / poplar wings. Floyd Rose trem. The guitar is a 25.5 scale 6 string super strat with a balanced / dark sound for a strat. (Still FAR brighter than a Les Paul or a Mahogany guitar) So the guitar is overall a fairly bright and snappy instrument with a decent amount of lows.
I have the Juggernaut calibrated set in the guitar. Generally, the Juggernaut bridge is a dark / phat sounding pickup with a 'hollow' voicing in the mids but still a whole tonne of mids nonetheless. It does have a nice bite in the highs as well.
The pickup can become aggressive when you pick hard and it has plenty of pick attack. But it has a sweetness / soul to the tone so it's not just balls to the wall aggressive, even if it is surprisingly powerful for a passive. The feel is nice, it isn't too stuff but it's also incredibly tight at the same time. The low mids pound with visceral aggression and the lows are present but roll off before the boomy frequencies kick in. I use it in Drop C# tuning (Half step down, drop D) but I can say that the pickup will definitely handle low tunings with ease. For leads, it sounds great across the entire fretboard maintaining thickness and weight even in the extreme upper register. This pickup plus a Mesa Mark V has a positively mind blowing lead tone. It also sounds surprisingly good clean.
I would say that with the overall dark voicing, this pickup is suitable for a very bright instrument that lacks body in the low end. It also would work well with a fairly bright amp. i.e. don't put it in a lump of mahogany instrument like a Gibson Explorer. (The sort of instrument that would take a Nailbomb or a Rebel Yell)
The neck pickup is also awesome and the cleans are unbelievable.
As an overall assessment, I think that the Juggernaut set is possibly the best offering from BKP provided it is in the right guitar. I love the tasteful blend of soul, musicality, and aggression. The pickups are far more than a metal pickup, and I think this a good thing. If you consider that I have 3 guitars, which are all quite different from one another, if I got a 7 string super strat, I'd get Juggernaut 7s for it. That's how much I like those pickups.
