Seymour Duncan Whole Lotta Humbucker (SH-18) – Neck – Gold All AmpsSeymours early 70s London PAF rewind recipe that graced the guitars of some of the most important British artists of the time. Before Seymour built his own business, he was working for Fender Soundhouse in London. This was when The Yardbirds were kings and Seymour befriended some of his favourite musicians, and rewound pickups for them when they needed it. One of these custom rewind recipes went to a very special player, and as a result of Seymours
lubricated the truss rod and installed a new Switchcraft jack socket
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Please note this unit is 100V AC but can be easily transformer tapped for 240V AC
With four 6550 output valves pushing 200 Watts of power
• Gain: Input level to Channel A
It has been cleaned and serviced and is ready for your next bedroom pop band
This one is also loaded with its original Maxon mini-humbuckers which have been freshly rewound and sound suitably 70s in every way
(Volume Control is parallel to the bridge pickup for players that like to use their volume knob a lot for swells and more overall control)
this Thomas SG is loosely based on it's Gibson counterpart but features a much quirkier shape
Seymour discovered Billy’s bridge pickup had slightly more output than most PAFs
It's playing silky smooth and sounding huge
Filter: Resonant Digital Filter
