Seymour Duncan Jason Becker Perpetual Burn Humbucker – Bridge – Black Capacitors

Seymour Duncan Jason Becker Perpetual Burn Humbucker – Bridge – Black CapacitorsA testament to the power of shred, the Perpetual Burn passive humbucker pickup lends any guitar a harmonic intensity worthy of the virtuoso that is Jason Becker. The saga of Jason Becker and Seymour Duncan spans decades, beginning in the late 80s when Jason approached us with a new humbucker design. Jason wanted a slightly hotter than vintage wind of 12K coupled with an Alnico 5 magnet to capture the perfect balance of output, warmth, and note to note

active ABY pedals are in short supply and are usually quite cumbersome

We've given it a full service and setup - it was covered with stickers when we got it so there's a little bit of sticker tan here and there

• UNBOXED WEIGHT: 29

The late ‘50s Jazzmaster pickups used wide

3/4 cello set

Model: SHS-101

Based heavily on the illustrious design of the Yamaha SB-7A from the 1960s

complete with Dementors

CENTER TO CENTER OF VOLUME AND TONE POTS IS 2

The D-50 is an all-time favorite digital synth that's still just as popular today as when it first came out in '87

sound and playability whilst severely lacking in practicality

this Greco SG was made in 1986 right in the peak of the "Mint Collection" manufacturing at the famed Fujigen factory in Japan