Seymour Duncan SSL-1-RWRP - VINTAGE STAG STRAT WITHOUT COVER
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A Classic "Vintage Staggered" in the Spirit of 1950s/60s Strats
The SSL-1-RWRP carries the DNA of historic single coils: a balance designed to sound open, lively, and precise, with Vintage Staggered pole pieces to capture the typical feel and projection of traditional Strat setups. Its voicing highlights clarity and twang while maintaining great musicality when played aggressively.
For Which Styles and Playing?
Designed for guitarists seeking an authentic and articulate sound, this pickup excels in Country, Pop, Surf, Rockabilly, Blues, Ska, and Classic Rock. In the bridge position, it delivers bite and presence for riffs that cut through the mix, while still being manageable with the guitar's volume to soften the high end.
Technical specifications
| Electronics | Passive | Peak | 10 kHz |
| Category | electric microphone | Number of conductors | 1 |
| Instrument | Strat, guitar | Position | bridge |
| Magnet | alnico V | Resistance | 6.5 KILOHM |
| Winding | simple | Color | White |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Seymour Duncan SSL-1-RWRP suitable for the bridge position of a Strat?
This model is specified for the bridge position of a Strat guitar. Its 6.5 kΩ resistance and 10 kHz peak favor a defined sound, with bite for riffs.
What does RWRP mean on this single coil pickup?
The RWRP design pairs reversed winding and reversed polarity. Combined with a complementary single coil, it significantly reduces hum.
What sound does the SSL-1-RWRP provide?
The alnico V magnet, Vintage Staggered pole pieces, and 10 kHz peak direct this pickup towards clarity and twang. The dynamics remain responsive to attack, with brightness that can be softened via the guitar's volume control.
For which styles is this bridge pickup designed?
This reference suits Country, Pop, Surf, Rockabilly, Blues, Ska, and Classic Rock genres. Its bridge position adds presence in the mix.
How many conductors does this pickup have?
The wiring is based on 1 conductor, consistent with a direct vintage approach.
