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Seymour Duncan STL1B Vintage Broadcaster Pickup
Fat, most sought-after vintage sound.
This item must be exchanged directly through the manufacturer if it is found to be defective, and can only be returned to us if it is unopened. details
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The first Telecaster pickup (1948) had an unprecedented edgy sound and great sustain. Leo Fender called it the Broadcaster, and Seymour Duncan made one exactly like it. The STL-1b duplicates this fat, most sought-after vintage sound. The pole pieces are larger diameter, Dun-Aged magnets. Replace both your rhythm and lead pickups to get the classic Broadcaster sound that started a legend.
Tapped D.C. Resistance: n/a
Full D.C. Resistance: 7.6k
Magnet: Alnico 5 rod
Tapped Resonant Peak: n/a
Full Resonant Peak: 8.5khz
Technical Info
Hum Canceling: NoTapped D.C. Resistance: n/a
Full D.C. Resistance: 7.6k
Magnet: Alnico 5 rod
Tapped Resonant Peak: n/a
Full Resonant Peak: 8.5khz
09/04
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Seymour Duncan STL1B Vintage Broadcaster Pickup Reviews
10 out of 10
"Old faithfuls"
Feature:
No frills, just great sound
Quality:
Had these pu's in three different Teles and they sounded grat in all three- better than the stocks.
Value:
Had these pu's probably 5 yrs. and they've been in and outside, hot and cold, damp and dry. Had beer, sweat, Diet Coke, {I don't drink anymore} on them and they still sound great.
Desirability:
N/A
Sound:
Nice warm, edgy twang with plenty of slice. Play the brige pu alone w/treble rolled off slightly thru a Mesa and it sounds great. The rhythm pu is awesome too, sweet, fat and warm.
Support:
Called Seymour's a couple of times. Great guys. Straight forward advice and help.
Overall:
Only familiar with Fender Tele pu's and I much prefer Seymour's. Would like to try some Fralin's someday. But yes, they're the best so far.
No frills, just great sound
Quality:
Had these pu's in three different Teles and they sounded grat in all three- better than the stocks.
Value:
Had these pu's probably 5 yrs. and they've been in and outside, hot and cold, damp and dry. Had beer, sweat, Diet Coke, {I don't drink anymore} on them and they still sound great.
Desirability:
N/A
Sound:
Nice warm, edgy twang with plenty of slice. Play the brige pu alone w/treble rolled off slightly thru a Mesa and it sounds great. The rhythm pu is awesome too, sweet, fat and warm.
Support:
Called Seymour's a couple of times. Great guys. Straight forward advice and help.
Overall:
Only familiar with Fender Tele pu's and I much prefer Seymour's. Would like to try some Fralin's someday. But yes, they're the best so far.
Submitted: 09/07/2005
Style of Music: country, I'm actually the fiddle player
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