is this pickup for nek, middle or bridge ?
891604
Yes it is a Gibson product. As far as I know they make a neck pickup and a Classic Plus for the Bridge
1075419
It's for the neck. You can use on the bridge too, but I think the Classic Plus is better on the bridge
260763
The wonderful thing about pickups is that they are all universal in that way. No such thing as a left- or right - handed pickup. Every pickup will work for a left- or right - handed guitar. These Woody pickups by Seymour Duncan are as easy as pie! Simply place it in your sound hole on your acoustic guitar and plug in. I would caution you to turn all the way down before plugging in and then bring the sound up to make sure that you don't blow anything because there isn't a gain control on these pickups. They are simple plug and play. Good sound, decent quality entry level acoustic pickups. Buy it. You won't regret it. The wonderful thing about pickups is that they are all universal in that way. No such thing as a left- or right - handed pickup. Every pickup will work for a left- or right - handed guitar. These Woody pickups by Seymour Duncan are as easy as pie! Simply place it in your sound hole on your acoustic guitar and plug in. I would caution you to turn all the way down before plugging in and then bring the sound up to make sure that you don't blow anything because there isn't a gain control on these pickups. They are simple plug and play. Good sound, decent quality entry... » Read More The wonderful thing about pickups is that they are all universal in that way. No such thing as a left- or right - handed pickup. Every pickup will work for a left- or right - handed guitar. These Woody pickups by Seymour Duncan are as easy as pie! Simply place it in your sound hole on your acoustic guitar and plug in. I would caution you to turn all the way down before plugging in and then bring the sound up to make sure that you don't blow anything because there isn't a gain control on these pickups. They are simple plug and play. Good sound, decent quality entry level acoustic pickups. Buy it. You won't regret it. « Show Less
1608175
The bridge will not fit an American Strat. I have installed this bridge in Mexs, Korean and Chinese strats. The block will not allow the use of the back plate because the bodies of the asian stuff are thinner in body width. The thing about this bridge IS the size of the block. A lot better sustain and tone than that skinny cast block of indeterminate metal that most of the mexs and all of the asians come with. Best thing next to brass.
1212366
this pickup becomes the saddle, the white saddle on your guitar will no longer be necessary. I don't know if it will fit in your current saddle slot. the pickup measures 3mm wide x 72mm. it's about 3mm high
1277720
I have a ssl-5 at the bridge. It rocks! I have fender noiseless in the middle and neck position. Your best bet is to call seymour Duncan , they are very helpful with every question I have ever asked them. That is one of the main reasons I keep dealing with there products. Plus the are top of the line in my opinion, I have seymour Duncan pickups in all three of my strats.
516815
Mike, please note the number of wires (only four is need the fifth can be removed) the clock position of the pickup and mounting screw holes. It should fit.
1772777
Thank you for your inquiry -the ESP factory pickups are really very good but the EMG 81/85 pickups is certainly a step up in quality. Hope this helps.
1099981
Go to the Bak website and look up the model for your pickup. Them come back to Amazon and find it cheaper than Bak has it.
972728
Most likely, no, simply because this is a cheaper humbucker and those stock ones are meant to be similar to gibsons Duncan's. However, this is based on opinion. My experience with this pickup was fairly good but the seymour Duncan's I have blow it out of the water. Dimarzios would produce a good sound for Rock. Being a guitar tech I would suggest you do a lot of research before you sink money into a pickup.
1608174
Its a MIM strat bridge. I cannot see difference between them. I have an MIA bridge too.
2158004
there are 2 different kinds....the bass pickup fit perfectly and sound incredible. I've used it at some big venues in front of thousands of people and it worked flawlessly.
1573211
Nope, the mustang bridge will drop right in where the original bridge was. I prefer the mustang bridge for its simplicity and it keeps my strings from popping out of the saddles so much
139771
Not sure I understand, working with other instruments depends on the mixer/amplifier you have. This pickup works the same way in either scenarios.
2061195
I asked that same exact question to the seller, they told me any standard two din Kenwood, pioneer, Clarion...etc would fit. Don't quote me on that because I still have yet tried to install any deck on it yet.
2215455
It's high output (10k ohms) so it will probably be good in any position but will work best in the bridge just be sure to put your highest output pickup in the bridge unless you prefer Rythm to lead.
955897
The picture is incorrect. I bought one of these for my Bigsby equipped guitar, but still had the tuning problems until I replaced the nut with a graphite nut. The nut was where my major problem was, not the bridge. I'm still very happy with my bridge anyway because I have not broken any strings with it since I installed it.
1817547
It depends on how much bass you want .I would say no but the other one you can bridge to get more power.