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High output bridge humbucker made for harder styles of music. The large ceramic magnet and special winding give the Seymour Duncan SH-6b very high output while maintaining clarity.

High output bridge humbucker made for harder styles of music. The large ceramic magnet and special winding give the Seymour Duncan SH-6b very high output while maintaining clarity.

Intended for the neck position, this Seymour Duncan SH-8n Invader Neck stands as a more restrained variant of the SH-8b Bridge. This makes this neck pickup the ideal partner for the famous also lively high-gain bridge hu…

Based on the classic full-sized Seymour Duncan '59, the SL59-1b pickup neatly fits thick humbucker sound inside a single-coil sleeve. Level-up your Strat-style guitar with the same '59-style warmth, rounded tone, and med…

The high-output Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound pickup gives you twice the power of a regular traditional Stratocaster singlecoil. Here you turn your Strat into a brutal beast with a full, punchy sound and still plenty of n…

The high-output Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound delivers twice the power of a standard Stratocaster single-coil to your amplifier, giving you fearsome and full, punchy alnico V sound framed by sparkling trebles. With this p…

This is the Seymour Duncan SH-1n 59 Neck 7-String that comes with a 4-core cable. So you can enjoy those vintage PAF-style humbucker sounds on your 7-string guitar with options like coil-split in the neck position.

The Seymour Duncan TB-6 Distortion gives you the scorching sound of an oversized and overwound ceramic magnet. This high-output humbucker has been designed for the bridge position of electric guitars equipped with a trem…

This is the TB-4 JB Trembucker, or the legendary Seymour Duncan JB humbucker but in a version especially suited to ST-style models with tremolo bridge, among others. High output and with a lovely midrange punch.

Seymour Duncan have taken their legendary JB humbucker and fully optimised it for the bridge position of tremolo-loaded ST-style guitars. As such, the high-gain TB-4 JB Trembucker spits a hair-raising mid-range punch.

High output bridge humbucker made for harder styles of music. The large ceramic magnet and special winding give the Seymour Duncan SH-6b very high output while maintaining clarity.

A pepped up edition of the '59, the Seymour Duncan SH-5 bridge humbucker brings the higher output demanded by heavier guitar work, while the four-wire setup offers maximum flexibility.

The SH-4 JB has been the standard among high-output humbuckers for over 35 years. Named after Jeff Beck, for whom it was originally designed, this element delivers that typical classic hot-rodded sound. The SH-4 produces…

Specifically set up for the neck position, the Seymour Duncan SH-1N 59 4 Conductor humbucker has a vintage-correct design that delivers a touch less output than the bridge variant for optimal balance and fully supports c…

The JR-208 from LTD is an electric baritone guitar with as many as eight strings. With its 27-inch scale and 24 frets, that gives it a particularly long range. So you get a lot of guitar for such a favourable price. It w…

Built to impress, the Duesenberg Paloma looks, sounds and feels like the high-calibre electric guitar it is. This six-string statement comes complete with a Custom Line Gig Bag.

While the body is smaller than average, the high-quality wood that's gone into the build of the Martin Guitars LX1RE Little Martin electric acoustic keeps things big. The soundboard as well as the back and sides have bee…

Those looking for a thick and saturated fuzz will be pleasantly surprised by Way Huge's WM45 Doom Hammer. Created in 1998 from a modified 1978 op-amp fuzz circuit, this effect pedal offers a versatile range of sounds tha…

The MXR M307 Layers opens up a world of sounds. This sustain pedal shapes lush, organic sustain with every strum or string-pluck, giving way to mesmerising soundscapes and life-packed stereo pads. Ideal for creative tone…

The Dunlop JH15 Jimi Hendrix Pop Festival Strap is an exact replica of the very same strap that Jimi wore at that fateful Monterey show in 1967, when the USA was first introduced to The Jimi Hendrix Experience and looked…