Seymour Duncan TB-12 Screamin' Demon Trembkr Zebra Pickup

Seymour Duncan TB-12 Screamin' Demon Trembucker Zebra Pickup

The TB-12 Screamin' Demon delivers a punchy, articulate midrange attack with aggressive upper-end bite—a bridge pickup built for high-output aggression without losing definition. Hand-built in Santa Barbara, this zebra-coil design pairs classic aggression with the refined responsiveness that made Seymour Duncan's Screamin' Demon line a staple for hard rock and metal players. The trembucker F-spacing accommodates wide string spacing on modern bridge configurations, ensuring even string-to-string balance across all six strings.

Tone & Output Character

The medium output and Alnico 5 bar magnet construction generate punchy sustain with clarity in the high-mids—ideal for cutting through dense mixes without sacrificing articulate note separation. The 10.9k Ohm DC resistance balances aggressive gain staging with enough headroom to remain responsive to pick dynamics and subtle playing nuances.

Construction & Wiring Flexibility

Vacuum wax potting eliminates feedback squealing under high-gain conditions and sustains notes cleanly at volume. The 4-conductor lead wire enables series, parallel, and split-coil wiring configurations, offering tonal flexibility without requiring additional modification. Nickel silver base plate and precision-machined pole pieces—one row of standard adjustable screws paired with one row of Allen head screws—allow fine-tuned string-to-string output balancing.

Key Features

• Medium output level for aggression with articulation
• 10.9k Ohm DC resistance
• Alnico 5 bar magnet
• Trembucker F-spacing for wide string spacing
• One row standard adjustable screws, one row Allen head screws
• Nickel silver bottom plate
• 4-conductor lead wire for multiple wiring options
• Vacuum wax potted construction for squeal-free performance
• Hand-built in Santa Barbara, CA
• Bridge position only

This is a focused, high-performance bridge pickup engineered to deliver the Screamin' Demon's signature aggression with the trembucker spacing modern guitars demand.