Seymour Duncan SA-3SC Single Coil Woody, Walnut Pickup

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Seymour Duncan SA-3SC Single Coil Woody, Walnut Pickup

The SA-3SC Woody is a warm, woody-voiced soundhole pickup engineered to capture the natural resonance of steel-string acoustics with minimal feedback. Its compact walnut housing sits discreetly in the soundhole, making it ideal for recording and mixing sessions where amplified acoustic tone is needed without aesthetic compromise or the bulk of larger pickup systems.

Design & Construction

Built with double potted construction, this passive magnetic pickup resists feedback and handles both studio tracking and live volumes reliably. The walnut stained wood housing blends seamlessly with acoustic instruments while the single coil design delivers articulate, transparent signal directly from the guitar's natural vibration—preserving definition and clarity in multitrack sessions.

Installation & Compatibility

The pickup fits soundholes ranging from 3.75″ to 4.0″ (94–100mm), covering the vast majority of steel-string acoustics. Installation is straightforward—the package includes mounting screws, springs, and wiring diagrams—and the included 14-foot studio-quality, low-capacitance cable connects directly to your preamp, interface, or mixing console without tone loss over distance.

Key Features

• Passive magnetic soundhole pickup with single coil design
• Walnut stained wood housing for natural aesthetic blend
• Double potted construction for feedback resistance
• Soundhole compatibility: 3.75″ to 4.0″ (94mm to 100mm)
• Steel-string acoustic guitar compatibility only (not suitable for nylon strings)
• Includes 14-foot low-capacitance studio-quality cable
• Mounting screws and springs included
• Wiring diagrams and installation documentation provided
• Manufactured in Santa Barbara, CA, USA

The SA-3SC delivers the acoustic character and reliability expected from Seymour Duncan's American-made pickup engineering, making it a dependable choice for tracking and mixing acoustic guitars in the studio.