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Seymour Duncan

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The Seymour Duncan STK-S4b Classic Stack Plus guitar pickup for the bridge position is recommended for all well-balanced instruments, it works equally well with maple and rosewood fingerboards when playing country, pop, surf, rockabilly, blues, ska and classic rock. The Classic Stack Plus' revolutionary design injects tunable "negative hum" into the pickup circuit. Each unit is individually factory pre-tuned to offer the optimal traditional single coil sound with no hum.

Three-conductor cable allows splitting for true single-coil mode. When three STK-S4s are all split, the middle pickup is RW/RP allowing hum-cancellation when used with the neck or bridge pickup.

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Seymour Duncan STK-S4b Classic Stack Plus bridge Black Bridge

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  • Stacked humbucker in single-coil-style housing
  • Alnico V rod magnets
  • 3-conductor shielded wiring

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  • DC resistance
  • 10.36 k
  • Resonant peak
  • 5.2 KHz
  • Dimensions:
  • 3.31" W x .73"D x .85"H

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  • Great sounding pickup! And dead quiet!

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    submitteda month ago

    byJAL

    fromOH

    I picked up a budget Tele style guitar that actually uses Strat pickups, and only 2 of them. The stock ones sounded good, but I wanted something better. I replaced them with another brand I use a lot, but the single coil noise was too annoying. Put these in it, and problem solved! They sound incredible and they are dead quiet. I didn't wire them with coil splitting, but I don't think I needed to. They have a great chimey Strat tone already. I did use a 4-way switch, so they can be used in series or parallel. I used 250k CTS pots, a treble bleed, and a .047 orange drop capacitor, which I think at some point I'll change out for a .033 or a .022. I think since it's basically a humbucker, .047 takes a little too much of the highs off when rolling it down.

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