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Seymour Duncan SH-2 Jazz Model Neck Humbucker Pickup - Nickel

Moderate-output Neck Humbucking Pickup for Any Genre - Nickel
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Seymour Duncan SH-2 Jazz Model Neck Humbucker Pickup - Nickel
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Seymour Duncan SH-2 Jazz Model Neck Humbucker Pickup - Nickel
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Seymour Duncan Pickups - It's all about tone!

For cleaner, more articulate tones, the SH-2 Jazz Model is a perfect fit. When placed in the neck position of a guitar, you're treated to classic humbucker tones that reach far beyond the "Jazz" moniker implies, including country, blues, funk, and heavy rock. The SH-2 Jazz Model excels on fast runs up and down the neck, and it's natural tone allows it to easily match up to virtually any bridge pickup. With the sheer amount of tones available, guitarists of any ilk will find the SH-2 useful.

Seymour Duncan SH-2 Jazz Model at a Glance:
  • Sound
  • Complete setup

Sound
The SH-2 Jazz Model inherent sound makes it a great choice for fast runs. The brighter tone has slightly less output and is a good match with most bridge pickups. When distorted, the tone is full and bright with smooth sustain. Compared to the SH-1 '59 Model, the Jazz has slightly less output and a more detailed treble response. The SH-2 comes with four-conductor hookup cable to facilitate complex pickup switching configurations.

Complete setup
Often a SH-2 Jazz is placed at the neck, and is paired with an SH-4 JB (Seymour's favorite combination, and he knows a thing or two about pickups!) or SH-5 Duncan Custom in the bridge position for diverse tones. The SH-2 Jazz Model works well in balanced and warm instruments, and fares especially well with mahogany bodies and rosewood fingerboards. This versatile pickup also works great with hollow and semi-hollowbody guitars.

Seymour Duncan SH-2 Jazz Model Features:
  • Humbucker
  • Color: Zebra
  • Neck position
  • Clean, articulate tone
  • Versatile
  • Moderate output
Your tone begins with Seymour Duncan pickups!

Why Choose Seymour Duncan?
Quite simply, it boils down to tone. Seymour Duncan has spent the majority of his life refining the art of creating pickups. Seymour Duncan is dedicated to getting the best tone possible from his pickups, from modern metal monsters to faithful reproductions of gems from the '50s and '60s. We know tone is important to you which is why we choose to carry Seymour Duncan pickups. With the massive amount of pickups available from Seymour Duncan, you're certain to find the sound you've been looking for.

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Tech Specs

  • Type: Humbucker
  • Position: Neck
  • Active/Passive: Passive
  • Magnet Material: Alnico V
  • Number of Conductors: 4 wire plus shield
  • DC Resistance: 7.5K
  • Connectivity: Soldered
  • Number of Strings: 6
  • Covering: Covered
  • Color: Nickel
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 11102-01-NC

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Reviews

Excellent Sounding Pickup
I bought this pickup to replace the horribly microphonic humbucker pickup that came with my new Fender Performer Telecaster HS. Now this Telecaster sounds as good as it plays. The sound, tone and ouput is very similar the neck humbucker on my Gibson ES 339. I am very satisfied with it. One thing to note, the Fender humbucker has 3 hole mounting instead of the standard 2 hole, so I also replaced the pickguard with one that had the standard 2 hole pattern as well.
So sweet
What a perfect neck pickup to pair with the JB. You cant lose with SD.
Beautiful tone.
If you play with both bridge and neck on together most newer overwound pickups are just to hot when combined. I wanted a great tone where I use the volumes for the two pickups as eq. So when building my newest guitar Draco I used a Jazz in Neck and a 59 in bridge. I don't use tone puts just 2 volumes and a 3way switch. They blend perfectly. Clean crisp bass mods and treble. Every string rings out true and clear. Since they are potted unlike the Seth Lovers and other vintage there is no squeal if I crank up some Uber octo fuzz. Lol. Yet the clean tones are perfect and full. Leaving room for actual volume differences and soft and hard picking differences. If your pickup is on 11 and you hav 2 on your signal is so hot there is not any room for volume differences.
Overwound pickups where designed to push amp front ends and dust pedals harder but in today's digital world and floor processors the overwound works against clean signals, and digital distortion is terrible. These stay clean and perfect theough my Helix rig too!!! I highly recommend them
Music background: Pro
classic pickup
exactly what I wantex
Pleasantly surprised beyond expectation
This pickup makes me want to pick up my guitar just to hear again and experiment with different settings. When I was in college and played for money I had 1968 black Les Paul Custom. I now have a PRS SE Standard and truly believe that with these new Seymour Duncan pickups it sounds better than my Les Paul did. I didn't think that was possible.
Music background: Played in rock groups for money when I was young and now for worshiping and fun