78 Model Trembucker
In
the late 70s, Seymour Duncan was well known as the go-to guy for the
tone-chasers that needed something custom. Sometime in ‘78 he was given a
P.A.F. with the instructions to rewind it and make it more sensitive to
natural and artificial harmonics. In other words, give it the Duncan
“hot wind” with a little extra.
The
Seymour Duncan ‘78 is loaded with an Alnico 2 magnet, wound to the
exact same hot specs as that original P.A.F. rewind. The magnet and
output combination lend themselves to a warm crunch with biting leads
and overtone laden tapped runs.
If
you'r a tone-chasing player who wants the classic hard rockin" rhythm
crunch, articulate picked harmonics for your tapped solos and whammy bar
acrobatics, the '78 Model is what you need.
DC Resistance: 9.10k. **You are purchasing the Trembucker-spaced variation (TB).
Pickup is 4 conductor
78 Model Neck
In
the late 70s, Seymour Duncan was well known as the go-to guy for the
tone-chasers that needed something custom. Sometime in ‘78 he was given a
P.A.F. with the instructions to rewind it and make it more sensitive to
natural and artificial harmonics. In other words, give it the Duncan
“hot wind” with a little extra.
The
Seymour Duncan ‘78 is loaded with an Alnico 2 magnet, wound to the
exact same hot specs as that original P.A.F. rewind. The magnet and
output combination lend themselves to a warm crunch with biting leads
and overtone laden tapped runs.
If
you'r a tone-chasing player who wants the classic hard rockin" rhythm
crunch, articulate picked harmonics for your tapped solos and whammy bar
acrobatics, the '78 Model is what you need.
DC Resistance: 7.85k.
Pickup is 4 conductor
