Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the Seymour Duncan SL59-1 Little '59 Humbucker? A: The Seymour Duncan SL59-1 Little '59 Humbucker is a single-coil-sized humbucker designed to deliver the classic P.A.F. humbucker sound, fitting perfectly into Stratocaster pickguards without modification.
- Q: What genres of music is the SL59-1 suitable for? A: The SL59-1 is versatile and great for a variety of genres including country, jazz, blues, funk, classic rock, and heavy rock.
- Q: Can I install the SL59-1 in my Stratocaster without modifications? A: Yes, the SL59-1 is designed to fit into existing single-coil Stratocaster pickguards, allowing for easy installation without any modifications.
- Q: What features does the SL59-1 offer? A: The SL59-1 features adjustable polepieces for customized tone and balance across strings, providing a warm and smooth sound characteristic of traditional P.A.F. humbuckers.
- Q: Is the SL59-1 suitable for live performances? A: Yes, the SL59-1's dynamic response and tonal versatility make it an excellent choice for live performances across various music styles.
- Q: What materials are used in the SL59-1? A: The SL59-1 includes high-quality materials, with the body made of wood, ensuring durability and optimal sound quality.
- Q: How does the SL59-1 compare to traditional single-coil pickups? A: The SL59-1 provides the humbucker sound while maintaining a single-coil size, allowing for a thicker tone without the noise typically associated with single-coil pickups.
- Q: What is the output level of the SL59-1? A: The SL59-1 is designed to offer a medium output level, making it suitable for both clean and overdriven sounds.
- Q: Can the SL59-1 be used in the bridge position? A: While the SL59-1 is primarily designed for the neck position, it can also be used in the bridge position depending on personal preference and tonal requirements.
- Q: Does the SL59-1 come with installation instructions? A: Yes, the SL59-1 typically comes with installation instructions to assist you in setting it up correctly in your guitar.