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Seymour Duncan Brad Paisley Telecaster Set 2 Single Coil Set Pickup Passive for Electric Guitar

The La Brea set is a vintage spec Telecaster set designed in collaboration with Brad Paisley. It features smooth alnico II in the neck position and focused alnico IV for the bridge, perfect for...

The La Brea set is a vintage spec Telecaster set designed in collaboration with Brad Paisley. It features smooth alnico II in the neck position and focused alnico IV for the bridge, perfect for achieving Brad's signature "bite" and twang.

The bridge model has an alnico IV magnet rod, vintage cloth backwire from Brad's era, a vintage output of 7.44k, and a...

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Description

Description

The La Brea set is a vintage spec Telecaster set designed in collaboration with Brad Paisley. It features smooth alnico II in the neck position and focused alnico IV for the bridge, perfect for achieving Brad's signature "bite" and twang.

The bridge model has an alnico IV magnet rod, vintage cloth backwire from Brad's era, a vintage output of 7.44k, and a classic flat appearance, offering wonderful quality as required from a vintage pickup but with focused midrange frequencies that only an alnico IV pickup can provide.

The neck model features an alnico II magnet rod, with an output of 7.55k, and the same correct backwire as the bridge, while also having a flat surface to provide a smooth, thick tone.

Both pickups combined deliver the snap and twang for which Brad is known, with "round" highs and full yet tight lows.

Seymour created what Brad calls "the perfect set" for his beloved '68 La Brea Telecaster.

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Specifications

Specifications

Type
Single Coil
Function
Passive
Musical Instrument
Electric Guitar
Placement
Set

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Description & Specifications

The La Brea set is a vintage spec Telecaster set designed in collaboration with Brad Paisley. It features smooth alnico II in the neck position and focused alnico IV for the bridge, perfect for achieving Brad's signature "bite" and twang.

The bridge model has an alnico IV magnet rod, vintage cloth backwire from Brad's era, a vintage output of 7.44k, and a classic flat appearance, offering wonderful quality as required from a vintage pickup but with focused midrange frequencies that only an alnico IV pickup can provide.

The neck model features an alnico II magnet rod, with an output of 7.55k, and the same correct backwire as the bridge, while also having a flat surface to provide a smooth, thick tone.

Both pickups combined deliver the snap and twang for which Brad is known, with "round" highs and full yet tight lows.

Seymour created what Brad calls "the perfect set" for his beloved '68 La Brea Telecaster.

Manufacturer

Type
Single Coil
Function
Passive
Musical Instrument
Electric Guitar
Placement
Set

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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