The Seymour Duncan SH-1b ’59 Model Bridge pickup delivers vintage-inspired humbucker tone with smooth highs, full lows, and rich harmonic character. Designed to capture the warmth and clarity of late-1950s PAF-style pickups, the SH-1b offers articulate cleans, dynamic response, and classic overdriven tones that work across blues, rock, country, jazz, and classic hard rock styles.

The bridge version provides slightly hotter output while maintaining excellent note separation and balanced frequency response. Its 2-conductor wiring keeps installation simple and traditional, making it an excellent choice for players seeking authentic vintage humbucker character with dependable modern performance.

  • Vintage-voiced bridge humbucker pickup
  • Inspired by late-1950s PAF-style tones
  • Warm lows with smooth highs and detailed mids
  • Slightly hotter bridge output for added punch and sustain
  • Excellent clarity and note separation
  • Great for blues, rock, country, jazz, and classic hard rock
  • Dynamic response with expressive touch sensitivity
  • 2-conductor wiring for traditional installation
  • Black bobbin finish
  • Hand-built in the USA

Specifications:

  • Model: SH-1b ’59 Model Bridge
  • Position: Bridge
  • Wiring: 2-Conductor
  • Magnet Type: Alnico V
  • DC Resistance: Approx. 8.1kΩ
  • Color: Black
  • Pickup Type: Passive Humbucker
  • Application: Electric Guitar Bridge Position

ConditionBrand New (New)
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  • SH-1b '59 Bridge Humbucker
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  • Black
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