Below, check out a new demo video (posted May 16) of the Seymour Duncan Quarter Pound Flat SSL-4 pickup. The clip features guitarist Steve Booke, who also creates lesson videos for GuitarWorld.com.
From the company:
More than twice the power of a traditional single-coil. The result is a fat, punchy sound, similar to a P-90. It's clean at lower volumes and screamin' when cranked. The hand-polished, quarter-inch diameter magnets are matched with a powerful coil winding to deliver great sustain, making this one of our most popular single-coil pickups.
For more information, visit seymourduncan.com.
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