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Seymour Duncan P-Rails in a Jim Root Tele through EVH 5150 50 watt

Description
The humbucker sound is full and expansive, owing to the mismatched coil configuration. The P-90 is a super fat. And the Rail coils, when used together, sound like the 2 and 4 "in-between" positions in a great Strat.
These Seymour Duncan pickups can be used in any guitar set up for a traditional humbucker or Trembucker. A single P-Rail will bring added dimension to your guitar sound. However, to optimize P-Rails' unique splitting capabilities and get the best single-coil Rails tones, use a neck and bridge set.
To get both humbucker and P-90 tones, use a two-way switch (push-pull or mini-toggle). To have humbucker and P-90 tones and bring in the added dimension of the single-coil Rail, use a three-way switch (DPDT on-off-on).

Features
- Full-size humbucker
- Patent pending design
- Perfect for a wide variety of styles
- Three distinct modes
- Humbucker
- P-90
- Single-coil
Specs
- Magnet: two Alnico V bars
- Cable: 4-conductor
- Mode: Humbucking:
- DC Resistance: 12.87k ohms
- Resonant Peak: 4.6KHz
- Mode: P-90
- DC Resistance: 7.25k ohms
- Resonant Peak: 3.6KHz
- Mode: Single-coil
- DC Resistance: 5.60k ohms
- Resonant Peak: 7.0KHz
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versatility at it's finest
submitted13 years ago
byShannon Swartzendruber
fromReese,Michigan
These pickups are a breakthrough in versatility. I would recommend these for everything except heavy metal. You need to mount these pickups in a triple shot that is the easiest way to get every sound from it and makes wiring a snap. You can get almost any sound out of these things. Thanks Seymour Duncan for thinking outside the box.
P-Rails (SHPR-1N - Neck)
submitted16 years ago
byEric Jensen
fromphila - pa
I have ordered 2 P-Rails neck pickups within the last month. Both of them have been mounted. One in the neck position of a tele, and one in the middle position (strat configuration) of a tele body. Both of them have been wired in a parallel/humbucker/single/single configuration. Could not be more pleased. I am getting combinations of P-90, strat, and tele sounds (both leads are Duncan original tele bridges). I would recommend this pickup to anyone except a straight rocker/heavy metal player.
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