💳 Pay in 4 interest-free instalments : €77,75 x 4
This active humbucker pickup kit offers a complete solution for electric guitar, ideal for guitarists seeking a powerful, versatile sound. The neck pickup with an Alnico 5 magnet delivers warm, precise tones, perfect for solos and clean sounds, while the bridge pickup with a ceramic magnet provides incisive, dynamic rhythms suited to high-gain styles. Thanks to its solderless installation system, this set installs quickly, making it easy to upgrade in the studio, on stage, or during rehearsal. The Spectrum Metalworks finish adds a unique look with its multicolored reflections, enhancing the instrument whether in lessons or at concerts.
| Pickup type | Active humbuckers |
|---|---|
| Configuration | Complete neck (BB-N) and bridge (BB-B) pickup kit |
| Finish / Covers | Spectrum Metalworks (iridescent/multicolored, special edition) |
| Neck Pickup (BB-N) | Alnico 5 magnet (warm, smooth, precise sound) |
| Bridge Pickup (BB-B) | Ceramic magnet (incisive, cutting, dynamic sound) |
| Preamp | Custom "Bone Breaker" optimization for greater dynamics and balanced output |
| Installation system | Solderless kit (no soldering required, quick assembly with connectors) |
| Included accessories | 2 25k volume pots, 2 25k tone pots, battery box, stereo jack socket, connection module, cables, screws and springs |
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