Detail 01
HS configuration
Bridge humbucker for thicker, louder high-gain tones; single-coil positions keep the brighter, snappier Strat voice.

Independent shopping perspective
A multi-pickup Seymour Duncan set for a Strat-style guitar with a humbucker at one position. For players rewiring a whole guitar at once.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Bridge humbucker for thicker, louder high-gain tones; single-coil positions keep the brighter, snappier Strat voice.
Detail 02
All positions are voiced to work together, so output and tone stay balanced across the switch.
Detail 03
Cosmetic only. Matches white pickguards and knobs; will stand out against black or mint hardware.
Detail 04
No battery, no onboard preamp. Volume and tone respond to your picking and your amp's gain stage.
Detail 05
Costs less than buying three comparable pickups separately, but commits you to the whole voicing.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It fits a Strat routed for a bridge humbucker and single-coils. Check the route under your pickguard first — a three-single-coil body will not take the humbucker without routing.
No. These are passive pickups. They run straight into your existing volume and tone controls with no power source.
Yes, if you can solder. You'll be removing the pickguard, desoldering the old pickups and wiring the new set to your pots and switch.
No. You get the pickups. Pickguard, pots, switch and wiring are separate purchases.
Reference
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