The two-part Seymour Duncan Hot Rodded Humbucker Set bundles up the timeless combo of an SH-4 JB bridge pickup and SH-2n Jazz neck pickup to complete one of the most popular load-outs going. These souped up dual-coils are able to voice everything from jazz to blues and from classic rock to heavy metal.The Seymour Duncan Hot Rodded Humbuckers: The Dream TeamThe JB pickup gains its renown from the high-output, optimum sustain and stunning distortions of over-wound coils, which support fire-breathing, screaming leads. This fearsome power has then been teamed up with the bell-like cleans and articulate definition of the calibrated and more rhythm-focussed output of the Jazz Model neck pickup. Both humbuckers comes pre-fitted with four-conductor wires to support a range of switching options, including coil-tap and phase switching.

For more than forty years, the Seymour Duncan JB has been the ultimate in hot-rodded humbuckers. One of the first humbuckers ever developed with high-output in mind, this pickup boasts the immense range of an alnico-V magnet and extra winding: the secret JB-recipe for a hefty guitar upgrade. Here, Seymour Duncan have taken their legendary JB humbucker and fully optimised it for the bridge position of tremolo-loaded ST-style guitars. As such, the high-gain TB-4 JB Trembucker spits genuine JB tone and comes pre-fitted with four-conductor wires to support coil-split switching.The TrembuckerIf you're thinking about changing up the pickups of your beloved guitar, there are a few things that need some attention. One of the most overlooked is the string-spacing - literally, the space between each string. The string-spacing of a fixed bridge will be different from the string spacing of a tremolo bridge and, while we're only talking a fraction of a millimetre, will affect the kind of pickup you can install at the bridge. For the best results, the magnet poles of any pickup need to sit directly beneath the strings. As such, the Seymour Duncan TB-4 Trembucker has been designed exclusively to match the string spacing of a tremolo bridge.That Legendary JB SoundIf you just want a higher output than any standard humbucker can give you, then this pickup will definitively give you that. But, the JB does so much more. The hair-raising mid-range punch is framed by tight basses and solid trebles, completing an immediately recognisable sonic character. Even wiped clean, the JB packs robust output, making it an as-yet unrivalled all-rounder. Couple it up with something a little milder like a Seymour Duncan Jazz model, and you're treated to the ultimate combo.

Demand full-range, flexible sound plus deluxe detailing but can't afford the boutique prices? Then look no further than the Aria Pro II 714-MK2 Fullerton electric guitar. From the delicate wood grain of the flame maple top to the contrasting cream body binding and pearloid pickguard, this model packs plenty of flair. Both the neck and fretboard have also been hewn from roasted maple, which isn't just extra-stable, but has a chic dark tint to it, completing a more-than worthy stage beast.The Aria Pro II 714-MK2 Fullerton: Elastic ToneThe Aria Pro II 714-MK2 Fullerton features the full and ultra-variable sound of an HSS pickup configuration, where a Classic Power II humbucker takes up the bridge position and a pair of OS-5 single-coils take up the neck and middle positions. Pop out the push/pull switch to activate the built-in coil-tap and pull single-coil-style sparkle out of the humbucker at will, before tweaking the tone and volume as needed to explore an elastic tonal range. Polished off with a high-spec Wilkinson two-point tremolo bridge, this model even supports classic vibrato trickery.