Unleash the vintage charm of the late '50s with the Seymour Duncan '59 Neck, Nickel, 4-Conductor (SH-1n). This classic humbucker pickup is crafted to deliver the warm, smooth tones that defined an era, making it a must-have for guitarists seeking that authentic vintage sound. With its meticulous attention to detail, the SH-1n is perfect for anything from blues to classic rock, providing a rich, full-bodied tone that resonates beautifully across all strings.

The 4-conductor lead wire offers versatile wiring options, allowing you to experiment with various pickup configurations to suit your playing style. Whether you're looking to add depth to your clean tones or a creamy sustain to your overdriven riffs, the Seymour Duncan '59 Neck's balanced response and articulate clarity will not disappoint. Its nickel cover not only adds to its nostalgic aesthetic but also enhances its durability, ensuring your guitar will look as timeless as it sounds.

Ideal for players who appreciate the nuances of a meticulously crafted pickup, the SH-1n embodies the perfect blend of vintage character and modern versatility. Dive into a tonal journey and let your guitar sing with the soulful voice of the '50s.

Key Features:

• Humbucker pickup designed for the neck position
• Delivers vintage '50s-inspired warm, smooth tones
• 4-conductor lead wire for versatile wiring options
• Nickel cover for enhanced durability and classic aesthetics
• Ideal for blues, classic rock, and more
• Articulate and balanced response across all strings

Product specs

FAQs

What type of tone can I expect from the Seymour Duncan '59 Neck, Nickel, 4-Conductor pickup?

The Seymour Duncan '59 Neck pickup delivers a warm, vintage PAF-style tone with a smooth, creamy sound that's ideal for blues, jazz, and classic rock. Its medium output provides clarity and articulation without being overly aggressive.

Is the Seymour Duncan '59 Neck pickup suitable for coil-splitting?

Yes, the Seymour Duncan '59 Neck pickup features 4-conductor wiring, making it suitable for coil-splitting. This allows you to achieve single-coil tones in addition to its humbucker sound, offering greater versatility.

How does the Seymour Duncan '59 Neck pickup compare to the SH-1n Jazz pickup?

The '59 Neck pickup has a warmer and more vintage tone compared to the SH-1n Jazz, which offers a brighter and more articulate sound. The '59 is ideal for classic rock and blues, while the Jazz is well-suited for clean and articulate playing styles.

Is the Seymour Duncan '59 Neck pickup compatible with other Seymour Duncan bridge pickups?

Yes, the Seymour Duncan '59 Neck pickup pairs well with various Seymour Duncan bridge pickups, such as the JB Model SH-4, for a versatile setup that covers a wide range of musical styles.

Can the Seymour Duncan '59 Neck pickup be used for metal music?

While the Seymour Duncan '59 Neck pickup is primarily designed for vintage tones, it can be used for metal when paired with a high-output bridge pickup. Its warm and clear tone is suitable for clean passages and solos.