Seymour Duncan TB-PG1 Bridge Pearly Gates Trembucker Zebra F-Spaced
  • TB-PG1 Pearly Gates Trembucker Bridge Pickup
  • Zebra (Black/Creme) with Black Trim Ring
  • Moderate Output Humbucker Bridge Pickup
  • Four Conductor Hookup Cable
  • 21 Day Real World Exchange

The Seymour Duncan TB-PG1 is identical to the SHPG-1b bridge pickup, but with Trembucker spacing for guitars with greater than 2.00" string spacing (E to E) at the bridge. The Seymour Duncan TB-PG1 Pearly Gates Trembucker Bridge pickup is a warm, slightly-hotter-than-vintage humbucker. Great for blues, classic rock, southern rock, jam, and hard rock. Originally designed as a recreation of the pickups in the '59 Les Paul® Standard that defined the raw, rebellious sound of Texas blues-rock. The Pearly Gates is sweet, but slightly rude, with great sustain and a bright top end that makes harmonics jump out of the guitar. Comes with four-conductor hookup cable. Available for the bridge position only. Can be used in the bridge with an APH-1n Alnico II Pro in the neck for smoother tones. For brighter toned instruments. Works especially well with maple and ebony fingerboards. Also works great with hollow and semi-hollow body guitars. Used by Dickey Betts (neck & bridge), Warren Haynes / Gov't Mule (neck & bridge), Howard Leese / Heart (neck & bridge), Greg Martin / Kentucky Headhunters (neck & bridge). Specifications Type: Dual Coil Humbucker Position: Bridge Cable: 4 Conductor Impedence: 8.35 k Resonant Peak: 6.5 KHz Magnet: Alnico II Bar Output: Moderate

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  • TB-PG1b Pearly Gates Bridge Trembucker
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  • 2017

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