Humbucker guitar pickup in single coil format

Seymour Duncan Little '59 Tele

Name: Little '59 Tele
Brand: Seymour Duncan
SKU: 22959
Rating: 4.3 (2 reviews)

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Humbucker guitar pickup in single coil format from Seymour Duncan belonging to the High Output Tele Pickups series

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Manufacturer: Seymour Duncan
Model: Little '59 Tele
Series: High Output Tele Pickups
Category: Humbucker guitar pickups in single coil format
Package weight:169 g
Other names:little59tele, little59 tele, little 59tele, ST59-1B, st59 1b little 59 telecasterbridge, st591blittle59telecasterbridge, st 59 1b little 59 telecaster bridge, st59 1 b little 59 telecaster bridge, st591 blittle59 telecasterbridge, st59 1b little59 telecaster bridge, st59 1b little 59telecaster bridge

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Audiofanzine FR

Published on 12/09/08 at 11:53

(Originally written by S0948/translated from Audiofanzine FR)
I've been using it for three years with my 'home-made' Strat. In bridge position, it works very well with SSL1-like single-coils because its output level is not too high for a well-balanced guitar signal. Nevertheless, its low frequency response is too weak for a Strat with stacked humbuckers, especially compared to hot rails pickups. Its name ("little 59") is a bit confusing since it has neither the output level nor the low-end response of a '59. As a summary, use it only with single coils in center and neck positions.

Scabiei

Published on 05/30/11 at 14:44

(This content has been automatically translated from French)

I got it on a guitar bought from OCCAZ 4 years ago.
It was installed by former owner who had no real humbucker and therefore put it. A little weird at first, then the display used to it (see photo).

For my game I found it very suitable microphone. The clean sound is interesting, just as I love vintage but still a mat. In disto it makes me think of the solos can be heard in Megadeth.

After a simple guitar pickups, more "Fenderienne" In short, the sound must be radically different. Those making more wood snapping high frequencies, I doubt it keeps the grain a bit soft.

For my use of metalheads it suits me perfectly.