application
Classic moderate output humbucker. Especially popular in neck position. Don’t let the name fool you; it’s not only great for jazz, but also country, blues, funk, classic rock and heavy rock.
description
Provides an articulate and clear tone. Great 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. Smooth sustain. Compared to the SH-1 ’59 Model, the Jazz has slightly less output and a more detailed treble response. Comes with four-conductor hookup cable.
complete setup
Available in both neck and bridge models. Often a Jazz neck is paired with an SH-4 JB (Seymour’s favorite combination) or SH-5 Duncan Custom in the bridge position for diverse tones.
guitars
For balanced and warm instruments. Works especially well with mahogany bodies and rosewood fingerboards. Also works great with hollow and semi-hollow body guitars.
available mods
Nickel or gold-plated cover. 7-string neck version. Available in a matched set with an SH-4 JB for the bridge.Colors (humbucker spacing).
players
Jerry Horton / Papa Roach (neck), Dave Mustaine / Megadeth (neck), Doug Pettibone / Lucinda Williams (neck)
specs
Magnet type: alnico 5 bar, D.C. Resistance 7.72k-neck, 7.9k-bridge
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Model
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Name
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Cable | DC Resistance | Resonant Peak | Magnet | EQ B/M/T |
Output
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User
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Typ
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| SH-2 | Jazz Model | Four Con. | Neck: 7.72 k Bridge: 7.9 k |
Neck: 8 KHz Bridge: 7 KHz |
Alnico V Bar | 5 / 3 / 9 |
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