Seymour Duncan SH-14 Custom 5 Humbucker Pickup - Black

Description

I've used it in the bridge of a Les Paul Custom and an Epiphone Les Paul Ultra (semi-hollow), and it got along nicely with either a Jazz or a '59 in the neck slot. Those combinations worked best for bluesy rock and classic rock. Those combinations worked for bluesy rock and classic rock. The "5" comes from the Alnico 5 magnets, and they deliver full, rich clean tones. If you're looking for a bridge pickup with more roar than the Model '59, check out the Custom 5: full tone, scooped mids, well-balanced bass and treble, and lots of output. The "5" comes from the Alnico 5 magnets, and they deliver full, rich clean tones. I've used it in the bridge of a Les Paul Custom and an Epiphone Les Paul Ultra (semi-hollow), and it got along nicely with either a Jazz or a '59 in the neck slot. The "5" comes from the Alnico 5 magnets, and they deliver full, rich clean tones. I've used it in the bridge of a Les Paul Custom and an Epiphone Les Paul Ultra (semi-hollow), and it got along nicely with either a Jazz or a '59 in the neck slot. Those combinations worked for bluesy rock and classic rock.

Key Features

• Those combinations worked for bluesy rock and classic rock.
• I've used it in the bridge of a Les Paul Custom and an Epiphone Les Paul Ultra (semi-hollow), and it got along nicely with either a Jazz or a '59 in the neck slot.
• The "5" comes from the Alnico 5 magnets, and they deliver full, rich clean tones.