Trembucker version of the Seymour Duncan SH-1 '59 humbucker
For decades, the Seymour Duncan '59 has been considered the go-to pickup for guitarists looking for that signature sound of the early dual coils. The Seymour Duncan TB-59B '59 Model Trembucker is the wider version of the SH-1 '59 Model for guitars with tremolo system and offers the typical PAF sound. It uses an Alnico V ingot magnet and a coil winding with enameled 42AWG wire on Seymour's original Leesona 102. The result is an extremely lively sound with vocal mids and detailed top end that is ideal for blues and rock.
The Seymour Duncan TB-59B '59 Model Trembucker Zebra at a glance:
Seymour Duncan '59 Model Humbucker
Suitable for bridge position (tremolo spacing)
Alnico V bar magnet
Authentic enameled 42AWG winding wire
Lively sound with vocal center spectrum
Approx. 8.5 kOhm DC resistance
Open, Zebra
Features:
Manufacturer:
Seymour Duncan
Design:
Humbucker
Wiring:
4-conductor
Number of Strings:
6
Position:
Bridge (tremolo)
Magnet:
Alnico V
DC Resistance (kOhm):
8.5
Resonance Frequency:
6
Active pickups:
No
Version:
open, Zebra
Seymour Duncan TB-59B ZEB '59 Model Trembucker Zebra Bridge
I replaced all my '89 Fender Squire pickups with Seymour Duncan's pick ups and that's a huge sound improvement. What I like about this pickup is that it's has a nice sound in both series and parallel wiring and combines good with a 'Strat Cool Rail Neck' pickup and a 'JB Junior Middle' pickup.
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