Seymour Duncan Lil‘ Screamin‘ Demon Strat Humbucker (SLSD-1) – Neck/Middle – White Cello Parts

Seymour Duncan Lil‘ Screamin‘ Demon Strat Humbucker (SLSD-1) – Neck/Middle – White Cello PartsLike its big brother, this lil savage combines a big, open sound with just a subtle hint of glass, and brings screamin rich harmonics with percussive power. In the bridge position, this medium output single coil sized humbucker is designed to give you a crunchy, sizzling, rockin humbucker tone. Designed in the 80s, the Lil Screamin Demon Strat bridge is great for edgy, distorted rhythm playing, where you really need to hear the pick attack on the low

the bass has definitely been played throughout its lifetime with some light finish swirling and some small chips and dings throughout

Before Fujigen

spring and solder joint

or any 3-way mini toggle switches to access all three voices

keep this amp Orange to the core

LFO: Triangle

it was a 1-conductor pickup

Seymour still remembers having his band mates drive him to 8th Street Music in Philadelphia back in the ‘60s to buy his first Fender Mustang after seeing one played on TV

The Hot Stack Jazz Bass (STK-J2) is a noiseless pickup that will deliver increased output and a fatter tone for any 4-string Fender American Standard Jazz Bass

Has it's original trem arm which is a bonus

Staggered pole pieces

these vintage correct single coil Jaguar pickups delivers that classic ‘60s tone