Seymour Duncan Green Magic Humbucker – Bridge – Black Elixir

Seymour Duncan Green Magic Humbucker – Bridge – Black ElixirBlues rocks golden era with a touch of the supernatural. Guitarists have long sought out the lonesome hollow blues rock tones that emerged in the late 60s. For one guitarist, his signature tone was achieved as the result of a fortunate accidenta pickup with a magnet installed backwards. With the Green Magics, when each pickup is chosen individually, youll get the classic neck and bridge tones expected with vintage voiced humbuckers. In the combined

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Featuring a beautifully understated maple top

Fingerboard: Indian Rosewood

the APB-1000 is loaded with a red hot twin blade humbucker with coil split capability

It's just been professionally set up with 1046s and is playing with a nice spanky action

Quality components will last a long time

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12302 Baritone

This particular one is from 1991 and was made in the famed Fujigen factory in Japan

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