Seymour Duncan Hot Rodded Rails Humbucker Set - Black

This exciting variation on Seymour’s classic humbucker combination from the 1970’s honors Seymour Duncans long tradition of tonal excellence, while adding the modern tone, feel, and look of rails. The JB Rails offers the modern player a unique combination – bringing together the Seymour Duncan JB Model with rail design. This configuration retains the classic character of the JB Model with its powerful low-end, strong highs, and upper-midrange bump which has made it the go-to lead pickup for countless luminaries. The Jazz Rails neck pickup is a variation of the historically popular Jazz Model, well known for shimmering treble response and solid, well-defined bass even in the most overdriven situations. Rail design evenly distributes the magnetic field across the strings, enhancing string-to-string balance with increased clarity and sustain. The result is perfect for modern high-gain applications, and it looks as hot as it sounds. Hand built in Santa Barbara, CA factory, these humbucker pickups use Alnico VIII bar magnets, 4-conductor lead wire for multiple wiring options, and are vacuum wax potted for squeal-free performance. The set is available in both 6 and 7 string versions.

• pickup set for electric guitar
• 6-string version
• JB model and Jazz model in a modern rail design
• rail design evenly distributes the magnetic field across the strings, enhancing string-to-string balance with increased clarity and sustain
• Alnico VIII magnets
• DC resistance bridge position 18.66 kOhm
• DC resistance neck position 7.68 kOhm
• shielded 4 conductor hook-up cable
• high output bridge position
• medium output neck position
• black
• made in USA
• Note: The return and refund policy does not apply to pickups, if their cables have been cut or soldered, or other damage affecting the condition of the goods is present.

Note: Replacement pickups may differ slightly in shape and dimensions from the original pickups. Adjustments may be necessary. It is recommended that you check the schematic drawings carefully. Deviations in the size and shape of the pickups do not constitute grounds for complaint.