Seymour Duncan Cool Rails Strat - Neck/Middle - White
Product Description
Seymour Duncan Cool Rails Strat - Neck/Middle - White
- The Cool Rails dual-blade single-coil sized humbucker will give the bridge position of your Stratocaster the vibe of a Les Paul. The Cool Rails’ medium output will give chords that thick humbucker crunch and single notes will have just the right amount of sizzle without being harsh.
- The Cool Rails neck delivers an articulate and full sound, much like a full-sized humbucker. Its medium output makes it a great sonic match for a Hot Rails, JB Jr., or any standard-sized bridge humbucker as well. Chords will be warm and articulate, with a subtle scoop in the mids, and solos will be fat and crisp.
- The dual-blade design provides excellent sustain, especially for string bending on the higher frets. For hum-free performance in all positions, go with the Cool Rails set. This pickup is a drop-in for any standard single-coil rout.
- Handmade in Santa Barbara, California: Seymour Duncan takes pride in designing and crafting our products to create the most amazing sound possible. That starts with providing an environment that attracts and retains our great team of engineers, product designers and craftsmen, many of whom have been with the company for decades.
- DCR Neck: 9.80, DCR Middle: 9.80, Magnet: Ceramic, 4c Shielded Cable
There's a huge difference between a clean tone and a lifeless tone. Just drop a Seymour Duncan Cool Rails Neck Pickup into your axe and you'll be living the difference right away. We're talking about the kind of tone that simply makes blues, classic rock, jazz, and fusion tunes. If you're not already familiar with Seymour Duncan Hot Rails, which use the same basic design as Cool Rails, then you'll want to know how these sweet pickup work. They're the size of regular single-coil pickups found in a Strat, but they're have a parallel dual-coil design. If you've got a nice, well-balanced guitar to start with, then a Cool Rails Neck Pickup will give you the perfect balance of humbucker creaminess and single-coil impact.
