Seymour Duncan SVR-1 Vintage Rails Guitar Pickup

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Hot and quiet!

The Seymour Duncan SVR-1 Vintage Rails Pickup employs a unique split-rail, twin-coil design and special wiring to achieve true single-coil tone without any hum. The sound is clean, clear, and bright with all that quack you love in the notch positions.

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Vintage Rails: clean & punchy, and no hum

I already have a Seymour Duncan HotRails pickup in my Strat that I'm thrilled with, so when I decided it was time to replace my stock single-coil neck pickup with a humbucker stack, I immediately decided to see what SD had to offer. I was looking for that classic ringing "quack" but without all the hum that comes with a single-coil. After checking out the audio samples on the Seymour Duncan website, I narrowed it down to either the Vintage Rails or the Duckbucker, which is wired almost the same way but with pole-pieces instead of rails. I finally decided on the Vintage Rails, as I've found rail-based pickups seem to have a consistent signal even when bending. I'm happy to say it was the perfect choice: the Vintage Rails in the neck position definitely has the clear, chiming tone I wanted, but is much more punchy and powerful than the single-coils - and without the dreaded hum. I just ordered another one to replace the middle single-coil pickup as well. Very highly recommended.

Reviewed by Har on 10/9/2006 who plays Experimental/progressive rock, ambient/electronic.

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Great Sound!

I just replaced the pickups in my Ibanez SA160. While listening to the different sounds on the Duncan web site, I came across the Vintage Rails. It was love at first listen. I knew I had to have it in the neck position. After hours of listening to different pickups here?s what I ended up with: Bridge: JB Trembucker (TB-4) Middle: Duckbucker (SDBR-1) Neck: Vintage Rails (SVR-1) I was a little apprehensive about installing them, and worried about them not sounding like the on-line audio clips. I was also a bit worried about installing them myself, but Duncan?s tech-support sent me the exact wiring information I needed. The end result was absolutely the best sound I could have hoped for. The guitar has taken on a whole new character and sounds more strattie than a strat! The Vintage Rail in the neck sounds every bit as good on my ax as it does on-line. These pickups not only met my expectations, they went beyond them! There was one caveat; the Duckbucker and Vintage Rails were about a millimeter too wide to fit in the pickup cut-outs. So I had to grind off about ? a millimeter from each side of the pickups. But I blame that on Ibanez for not having standard strat cut-outs.

Reviewed by S. Zimmelman on 10/30/2006 who plays Blues, Jazz, Rock, Country.

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SVR Vintage Rails

This pickup sounds great in the bridge position of my heavily modified strat clone. Great tone and power. It was easy to install and made a big difference in the sound of my guitar.

Reviewed by Graham on 8/15/2006 who plays Metal, Techno.

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One great pickup

Put this little bucker in a tele I was building in the neck. Matched with a Duncan Little 59 Bridge pu.4 way switch.Clear great sound on its own. Mixed with the bridge it sounds great and switching between series & parallel You can really get some Nasty overdriven growl at high gain. Completly satisfied with my combo of Duncans on this axe.Playing through a Fender Blues Junior NOS

Reviewed by Mailmanrocks on 8/11/2008 who plays Blues,punk,R&R.

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Best Pickup EVER!!!!!!!

i love this pickup. I have a frankenstein strat that only has a stock neck and body. when i first got it i put vintage guild single coils in the whole but i couldnt get the right sound out of the bridge position when using high but i wanted a vintage tone. i messed around with a couple options and eventually chose this i love. im getting one for the neck position to.

Reviewed by Chace Springborn on 8/26/2008 who plays jam, reggae, alternative.

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