Seymour DuncanSL59-1N Little 59 Neck Guitar Pickup for Strat - Black

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Great little neck pup, nice and full sounding yet smooth with gain. I have it in 3 of my various guitars, love it. Also seller ships fast to Canada, will definitely being from them again.

Rather than cutting into your guitar body and scratch plate to fit a normal-size humbucker into a single coil space, this is a nice solution. It is not as strong as a normal size humbucker as you might expect but it does the job very well. I also installed a microswitch to toggle between single coil and series coils, and this produces a really good result, so you can get effectively a single coil and a humbucker to choose from. The tones are very nice, as would be expected from SD. At the price, it is enough to pay, but the good results make it worth the money.

So I had the Gilmour Black strat setup but the Fender Fat 50's were not taking distortion very well... or high end pedals like Thorpy . I loved how it sounded clean though... but I just got tired of the weird wobble effect by the magnetic pull of the pups so I decided to go with sonethibg like a humbucker... I didn't want to lose the stratiness of my guitar so I got a Duckbucker for the middle, which the say if you put it in between two higher output pickups you get the quack and twang... I left the Bridge intact with the SSL-5. The neck has always been my favorite position , I love warmer tones... I did lose some chime and bell tones with the Little 59' but man... this pickup has a lot of balls. Very nice output, very nice cleans and best of all, it takes all my pedals like a champ... super smooth and amazing fuzz, overdrive or distortion... as promised the duckbucker gives me the strat tones from position 3 and down... position 4 sound similar to the 5th but with more high end sparkle... I was impressed by this pickup and I'm still getting used to it and experimenting. But it definitely feels like the best of both worlds... I was ready to start using my Les Paul, even though I was missing the whammy bar, but now I basically have a Les Paul on the neck and a strat on the lower positions and I can still use the tremolo arm even on the 59 Les Paul position ;) Overall I think it would be extremely difficult to not like/love this pickup... like I said, I did lose low end sparkle and chime... so it definitely does not sound like a Single Coil... but it's silent and has all the qualities of a Humbucker... I no longer have the Gilmour Setup, but that's a good thing... my guitar now looks a bit different, changed a few knobs to black... and now it sounds completaly different. I am stoked and can't wait to record and hear how it sounds!

I am tweaking my custom strat with basswood body. I want it to give me a wide range of sounds. I have a DiMarzio FRED on the bridge, a fender alnico on the middle, and I put this Mini 59 on the neck. I wired it with a mini toggle to do north coil/humbucker/south coil on the 3 position mini switch. My pots are 250k (the volume is 500k with a parallel resistor to the mini 59 hot to bring it down to 250k as the FRED sounds best with 500k). It sounds fantastic on all positions. The coil splits give some of that classic strat sound, the humbucker position really approximates the classic full 59 hb. On hb mode, it still has a bit of the chime of a single coil so it is not a perfect implementation of the full hb 59 but it sounds great! If you don't want to route your neck pickup cavity for a full size hb and want that 59 sound, get this pickup. It is not perfect but very close. I really like it.