Seymour Duncan Aph-2S Humbucking Pickups Set With Alnico Ii Pro Slash Magnets - Black

Seymour Duncan
$238.00
Item Type:
Pickups
Sub Category:
Humbucker

Product Description

Current stock: 3

Seymour Duncan Guitar Pickup APH-2s Alnico II Pro Slash Humbucker Set (Black)

The Seymour Duncan APH-2s Alnico II Pro Slash Humbucker Electric Guitar Pickup Set pays homage to guitar hero, Slash. Designed after his first signature pickups, this humbucker set has the ability to recreate Slash's recorded tone, produced by one special Les Paul. The Alnico II Pro Slash was designed to give Slash's other Les Paul guitars (what he calls his "live guitars") the exact tone of his legendary guitar.

The Slash APH-2 set is an upgrade from the standard APH-1 Alnico II Pro. The Alnico II Pro Slash is wound with just enough boosted output to push a stock Les Paul toward the sweet sustain and rude crunch that distinguish Slash's sound. In addition, Seymour Duncan enhances the APH-2 pickups with some of the same appointments found on the Duncan pickups seen in Slash's '86 recording axe: a single-conductor cable, a long-legged bottom plate, and a wooden spacer. For true fans, or for players who want to capture Slash's recorded tone, these Seymour Duncan pickups are a critical part of the tone chain. These are same pickups found in the newest Gibson Slash model Les Paul guitar.

Applications:
Warm, moderate-output humbucker. Recommended for jazz, blues, and classic rock.

Complete setup:
The Slash aficionado will use a pair of these pickups to capture that unmistakable tone. This pickup matches well with the SFX-11 Twin Tube Blue all-tube overdrive-distortion stompbox (sold separately) for singing leads and authoritative chording.

Guitars:
While designed for use in a Les Paul, this pickup works well in any well-balanced humbucker-equipped guitar. Also works great with hollow and semi-hollow body guitars.

The Alnico II Pro Slash is hand built in Seymour Duncan's Santa Barbara, California workshop and includes all mounting hardware. Recommended for the neck and bridge position.