Seymour Duncan Hot P90 Silencer

$145.00 to $289.00 Price Tier: Standard

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Experience the classic growl and sparkle of a P90 pickup without the hum, thanks to the innovative noiseless design of the Seymour Duncan Hot P90 Silencer. Perfectly bridging the gap between single-coil and humbucker tones, this pickup offers the bright, articulate treble of a single coil with the warmer, fuller sound approaching that of a humbucker. The Hot P90 Silencer is meticulously engineered to deliver that beloved midrange grittiness without the 60-cycle hum, making it an essential upgrade for stage and studio performances alike.

Whether you're playing hard rock or exploring the nuances of jazz and classic rock, the Hot P90 Silencer adapts effortlessly. Choose the Hot version for aggressive, high-output energy or opt for the Vintage model for a more traditional P90 sound. Installation is a breeze with its drop-in replacement design, compatible with most standard P90 routes. Elevate your sound and keep your tone pure with Seymour Duncan’s Hot P90 Silencer.

Key Features:

Noiseless design eliminates 60-cycle hum
Retains classic P90 tone with added clarity
Available in Hot (high-output) and Vintage versions
Drop-in replacement for standard P90 routes
Ideal for both stage and studio applications

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PROS

Eliminates typical P90 hum for a silent playing experience
Delivers a full and clear sound with rich articulation
Fits easily into standard P90 slots without additional routing
Balances the brightness of single coils with the power of humbuckers
Provides a fat sound that enhances the guitar's sonic character
Retains the classic P90 tone while reducing noise

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Owners highlight the Seymour Duncan Hot P90 Silencer as quieter than standard Jazzmaster pickups, matching the noise levels of humbuckers.
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The Hot version offers "punch" and "growl," appealing to players seeking more aggressive tones compared to vintage Jazzmaster pickups.
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Despite being "hot," these pickups maintain a balance without reaching the heat of typical humbuckers or P90s, preserving mid-range punch.
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Ideal for those seeking a noiseless pickup option for Jazzmasters while retaining classic tone qualities, especially in genres requiring clarity and punch.
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Owners considering vintage tones similar to Lollar 58s or SD Antiquity I may find these pickups offer a distinct yet comparable sonic character.
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Critic Reviews

“All the tone of the classic P-90 pickup without the hum”: Is Seymour Duncan’s new Silencer range the perfect modern P-90 platform? | Guitar World

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Seymour Duncan's Hot P90 Silencer delivers classic P-90 tones while effectively eliminating the infamous hum. With a range that includes signature models and versatile options, the Silencer series caters to both traditionalists and modern players alike. While not the first in the hum-canceling game, its innovative design promises a faithful sound without the noise. However, some players may miss the raw vibe of vintage pickups. Still, for those seeking the best of both worlds, the Hot P90 Silencer stands out as a compelling choice, balancing performance and aesthetics beautifully.

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over 1 year ago

A faithfull P90 sound recreation

I want to say first that this pickup replaced a original modern gibson P90 of 2016. I also have another electric guitar equiped with a recreation of a 1960 P90 with all the hum. To me, the seymour duncan hot silencer P90 is hitting the right spot has to what a P90 should sound. It bridge the sound of a humbucker and a single coil. It is more articulate, bright and responsive than a humbucker and more powerful and less brittle and clanky than a single coil.

You alway have some purist saying a real P90 is a single coil with hum and these people have a single vision of what is a real P90. The truth is that Gibson often changed their P90 recipe over the course of its existence, so a P90 is more a group or a family of pickup than a single entity.

In term of hum cancelling this pickup is really silent. It is more silent than my other guitar with a humbucker in it, so yeah this product deliver what it sell.

For those who care about what a reviewer play when testing a product, i play punk, rock and other style in that ballpark. So a good amount of gain without being overkill.

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