Buy Seymour Duncan SSL4 Quarter Pound Strat PickupSeymour Duncan SSL4 Quarter Pound Strat Pickup Product Description:
- More than double the power of a stock pickup
- You get a fat, punchy sound, clean at lower volumes and high output when cranked
- Lead playing with this pickup easily cuts above a humbucker
- Quarter-inch wide magnets are matched with a powerful coil winding to deliver great sustain
Product Description
High output true single-coil. Recommended for blues, classic rock, garage, heavy rock, classic metal and nu-metal.
More than twice the power of a traditional single-coil. The result is a fat, punchy sound; similar to a P-90. It's clean at lower volumes and screamin' when cranked. The hand polished, quarter-inch diameter magnets are matched with a powerful coil winding to deliver great sustain, making this one of our most popular single-coil pickups. Does not use a cover.
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More than twice the power of a traditional single-coil. The result is a fat, punchy sound; similar to a P-90. It's clean at lower volumes and screamin' when cranked. The hand polished, quarter-inch diameter magnets are matched with a powerful coil winding to deliver great sustain, making this one of our most popular single-coil pickups. Does not use a cover.
guitars
For any acoustically balanced Strat®. Works especially well with rosewood fingerboards.
Customer Reviews
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By R. H.
I bought this pickup to upgrade my MIM Fender Strat. Seymour Duncan always produces the highest quality pickups and this one is no exception. It screams, it made the guitar sound 200% better. Great for rhythm or lead, clean or distorted, this pickup rocks! Pretty quiet for a single coil pickup too. Best improvement you can make to a strat dollar for dollar.
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By Michael
I've had an SSL-4 in the bridge position of my Strat for more than a quarter-century. This old model is a little noisy compared to better-shielded contemporary single-coil pick-ups, but you can't beat 27 years of aging that mellows the Alnico V magnets, so the tone on this is mellow and rich, yet with punchy responsiveness and very hot output. When tapped, it gets the glassy traditional Strat sound. I've really loved having one, but I'm actually going to swap mine out for something less noisy but equally hot 'n' nasty, like a new SHR-1.
0 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
By Peter von Karajan
Nice Strato Sound... certainly better than a lot of stock Fender and Squier Pups... but i expected a lot more. When talking about single coil pups, well, Telecaster is better than Strato... that's it. I got a AmStd Telecaster and it beats all the Strato single pups i've ever tried. I thought this would be the one pup that will make me fall in love with the strato sound, but not...If you love Stratos... this is a nice pickup. My stratofriends loved it... But if you're a Telecaster Man, like me... stay on Tele's classics.
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