Seymour Duncan Seth Lover Modell Bridge

Seymour Duncan

The SH-55, a co-production between Seymour and the inventor of the humbucker, Seth Lover. Based exactly on the original P.A.F. from 1955, it uses plastic coils, enameled wire, an Alnico II bar magnet, wooden spacers, black paper tape and a base plate made of silver nickel instead of the usual brass, as the latter robs the sound of too much natural treble. In addition, this pickup is not waxed for the sake of authentic design and original sound. In terms of sound, it is reminiscent of a vintage P.A.F.: the neck pickup lends even the coldest guitar a cozy warmth, while the bridge version, thanks to the lack of wax bath, knows how to assert itself in the mix and on stage with a bolder, more cutting sound. Ideal for country, jazz, blues and classic rock.

• Humbucker pickup for electric guitar
• warm, open tone with the right amount of low end and smooth but defined top end
• bridge position
• dual coil
• Alnico II magnet
• wax-sealed
• DC resistance 8.30 kOhm
• shielded 4-core connection cable
• medium output
• nickel cover
• Made in USA

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