The Seymour Duncan ST50-1s Little '59/Vintage Pickup Set inclludes the ST59-1b lead (bridge) pickup paired with the STK-T1n rhythm (neck) pickup in a specially priced combo package. The Seymour Duncan ST59-1b is a P.A.F.-voiced single-coil-sized humbucker bridge pickup for Telecaster guitars. Great for country, jazz, blues, funk, classic rock and heavy rock. The ST59-1b lead pickup is a hybrid. Designed for the Telecaster player who wants to rock, this little beast delivers a warm, smooth tone, reminiscent of an old '59 Patent Applied For humbucker mixed together with a healthy dose of beefed up twang. The Seymour Duncan STK-T1n is a vintage-voiced humbucker. Perfect for traditional country, country pop, chicken pickin', rockabilly, blues, and classic rock. This pickup an excellent match for the ST59-1b lead pickup, providing a total quiet, noise-free setup. Comes with four-conductor cables. Suitable for all well-balanced instruments. Works equally well with maple and rosewood fingerboards. Players include Jake Kelly / Gary Allan, Greg Bergdorf / Zebrahead, Lyle Workman, Victor Johnson / Sammy Hagar & Soul Finger, Gilby Clarke / Guns 'N Roses & Heart, Kenny Olson / Kid Rock. Specifications: Position: Bridge and Neck; Cables: Four Conductor; Impedence: 17 k (bridge), 15.88k (neck); Resonant Peak: 3.4 KHz (bridge), 7.3 KHz (neck); Magnet: Ceramic Bar (bridge), Alnico 5 (neck); Output: High

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    • Little '59 / Vintage Stack Tele Pickguard Set
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    • Vintage
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