Suenan genial, tenia una harley benton 450 plus con unas pickups horribles, le cambie los potenciometros por los de gibson, condesadores y le puse estás pastillas, el sonido cambio radicalmente. No digo que al tacto sea una gibson o una heritage, pero por dentro lleva lo mismo que una heritage... Es ponerla en un ampli medio decente y sale magia. Hay otras mejores pero estas son unas pastillas de gama alta, definitivamente podrás usar estás en conciertos, grabaciones de estudio, cambiarlas en una guitarra de gama baja o media como harley benton, epiphone, chibsons...etc y cambiarles su electronica para que suene como un guitarron y incluso son adecuadas para algunas gibson si buscas este sonido en concreto. Read more

Ce n'est pas cher et ca s entend... la performance de ces micros ne correspond pas à ce que l'on peut attendre d une marque reconnue. Les graves sont baveux et les aigus criards. Le son est fade et manque clairement d identité et de brillance. C'est la 1ère et dernière fois que j achete du Seymour et je compte bien retourner chez des petits fabricants comme Sheptone ou Bare Knuckle qui méritent vraiment à être connus . Merci en tout cas à Amazon pour votre autorisation de retour. Read more

I had recently bought a second hand Tokai Les Paul Custom, great condition and low action on the neck. The problem I had was with the standard Chinese pickups which were on the guitar - they sounded 'muddy' and had no definition or bite. I also have a Fender Strat Plus which has the Lace pickups replaced with DiMarzio heavy blues pickup which sound amazing. Because of them, started looking for an equivalent set of humbuckers for the Tokai. After spending ages reading reviews of a wide range of pickups from various manufacturers, I decided on buying some Seymour Duncans. I didn't want to pay too much for some and was drawn towards the Seymour Duncan blues set. The Amazon price was about £20 less than anywhere else so I ordered them on one day delivery. They arrived by about noon on the following day - great service. The new pickups were fairly easy to fit but the soldering was a bit fiddly ( as usual ). When I had finished, I realized that I had connected the bridge pickup to the neck volume control and visa versa, quickly corrected. When I plugged into my VOX AC30 the difference to the old pickups was astounding. The Seymour Duncans had depth and also a sparkling tone with a nice break up when the volume on the amp was pushed. Having read the other reviews, I must agreed with all the good things which have been already said. These pickups are amazing value for money and have transformed a Chinese Tokai Les Paul into a 'keeper' which I want to play and enjoy for as long as I can keep plucking. It's hard to know what the difference is between this set and pickups twice and three times the price. Highly recommended. Read more

I picked up these pups to put in an Epi Les Paul I have that has been collecting dust. The last few years I've mainly been playing "nu" metal, metalcore, and heavy music on my active pickup guitars. As I'm getting a bit older, and now 10 years into playing guitar I decided to revisit my roots. I picked these up to play some Blues and Classic rock. I added new pots, new wiring, a new input jack, and kept the original switch. The neck pickup is perfect using the separate volume controls of the Les Paul I can use it for good clean tones. Or I can use it to get that bluesy solo tone used by musicians like Slash, etc. The bridge pickup works pretty well for blues, classic rock, and even some old style metal. Examples of metal tones I could get out of them were like Dio, Ozzy(Randy Rhoads), Black Label Society, and even closer to Pantera with the right amp setup. Most reviews online say not to use these pickups for metal so I figured I'd tell my experience on the matter. My only complaint is the bridge pickup doesn't seem much hotter than the neck, but for the price I wasn't expecting it to be. They are essentially the same pickup just the bridge is a hair hotter. They are labeled and come nicely packaged. Very impressed so far, I find myself picking this Guitar up a lot now. The bridge pickup doesn't seem as loud as the old stock pickup, but I am still tweaking the setup and positions a bit. BOTTOM LINE: If you want a nice set of affordable PAF clones and you want that old 50-60s les paul sound this is probably the most affordable way to do it. These are very versatile you can play some softer rock, blues, classic rock, and some 70's 80's metal tones. I imagine If you wanna play hardrock or metal exclusively you definitely want to look at something else. Read more

Fitted to my Gibson Les Paul Studio. A huge improvement over the standard Burstbucker Pros. SH-1 59's are the best value Humbucker Pickup upgrade for the money. Amplifier is a modified Marshall JTM45 with EL34's. Read more