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Used Seymour Duncan SH-1B '59 Humbucker Pickup Bridge Black w/ Cover

Used Seymour Duncan SH-1B '59 Humbucker Pickup Bridge Black w/ Cover

$45.00
Used Seymour Duncan SH-1B '59 Humbucker Pickup Bridge Black w/ Cover—
$45.00

The Story

Used Duncan '59 humbucker. Black, with chrome cover. Coiver has been removed and is included.

Lead length: 8"

Output: 8.1k

Position: Bridge

Seymour Duncan Pickups - It's all about the tone!

The '59 Model SH-1 is Seymour Duncan's take on the classic Seth Lover PAF (Patent Applied For) humbucker that was found on the Gibson Les Paul in the late 1950s. The SH-1 sports plain enamel wire, a long-legged bottom plate, vintage-correct single-conductor cable, and the absence of a Seymour Duncan logo. This vintage re-creation sports a slightly more scooped midrange than the Seth Lover model and is vacuum wax potted for squeal-free performance. For flexible tones with vintage flair, the Duncan '59 Model SH-1 is a perfect fit.

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    Details & Craftsmanship

    Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

    Used Seymour Duncan SH-1B '59 Humbucker Pickup Bridge Black w/ Cover - Image 3

    Details & Craftsmanship

    Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

    Used Seymour Duncan SH-1B '59 Humbucker Pickup Bridge Black w/ Cover - Image 4

    Details & Craftsmanship

    Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

    Description

    Used Duncan '59 humbucker. Black, with chrome cover. Coiver has been removed and is included.

    Lead length: 8"

    Output: 8.1k

    Position: Bridge

    Seymour Duncan Pickups - It's all about the tone!

    The '59 Model SH-1 is Seymour Duncan's take on the classic Seth Lover PAF (Patent Applied For) humbucker that was found on the Gibson Les Paul in the late 1950s. The SH-1 sports plain enamel wire, a long-legged bottom plate, vintage-correct single-conductor cable, and the absence of a Seymour Duncan logo. This vintage re-creation sports a slightly more scooped midrange than the Seth Lover model and is vacuum wax potted for squeal-free performance. For flexible tones with vintage flair, the Duncan '59 Model SH-1 is a perfect fit.