Seymour Duncan Exciter Bridge Trembucker Guitar Pickup 11103-04-B - Black
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Seymour Duncan Exciter Bridge Trembucker Guitar Pickup 11103-04-B - Black
The Exciter bridge trembucker is loaded with a high-output Ceramic magnet and voiced to deliver the powerful dimensions, bold harmonics and firepower that define glam rock's heyday.
The Exciter bridge trembucker, based on the highly sought-after tone from early 80s, is designed to harken back to the era's signature sound. Loaded with a high-output Ceramic magnet, The Exciter is voiced to deliver powerful dimensions, bold harmonics and firepower that define the glam rock's heyday. Roll back the volume a bit and the tone is transparent enough for classic slightly gritty tones.
TECH SPECS:
DCR: Bridge 16.56k
Magnet: Ceramic
Cable: 4c Shielded
Type: Passive
The Exciter bridge trembucker is loaded with a high-output Ceramic magnet and voiced to deliver the powerful dimensions, bold harmonics and firepower that define glam rock's heyday.
The Exciter bridge trembucker, based on the highly sought-after tone from early 80s, is designed to harken back to the era's signature sound. Loaded with a high-output Ceramic magnet, The Exciter is voiced to deliver powerful dimensions, bold harmonics and firepower that define the glam rock's heyday. Roll back the volume a bit and the tone is transparent enough for classic slightly gritty tones.
TECH SPECS:
DCR: Bridge 16.56k
Magnet: Ceramic
Cable: 4c Shielded
Type: Passive
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