P-Rails promises humbucker, P90 and single-coil performance
Seymour Duncan's new do-it-all pickup revealed
At Winter NAMM 2008, Seymour Duncan announced details of an innovative new humbucker-sized pickup that aims to offer guitarists ultimate versatility.
Combining a P90-style single-coil with an Alnico V-powered rail pickup, the P-Rails can be wired to switch between humbucker and P90 sounds or humbucker, P90 and Fender-style single-coil tones.
Designed by Duncan's Frank Falbo, the P-Rails is set to retail at £84.95, but Seymour Duncan recommends using a matched pair for the best results.
Click here to watch a video demo from the official Seymour Duncan website.
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