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๐ถ Unleash your Stratโs hidden power with Hot Rails!
The Seymour Duncan SSHR-1N BLK Hot Rails Strat Neck pickup delivers humbucker-level output and tone in a compact single-coil form factor. Designed for medium output and crafted in the USA, it offers a perfect blend of power and clarity with a sleek black finish, making it an essential upgrade for Strat players seeking versatility and style.



| ASIN | B0002EJPAK |
| Best Sellers Rank | 32,853 in Musical Instruments & DJ ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments & DJ ) 2,418 in Electric Guitar Parts 3,301 in Accessories for Drums & Percussions |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Amplifier |
| Connector | XLR Connector |
| Country Produced In | United States |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (213) |
| Date First Available | 13 Aug. 2012 |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Guitar Pickup Configuration | Single Coil |
| Hardware Platform | Headphones, Smartphone |
| Item Weight | 0.1 g |
| Item model number | SSHR-1N BLK |
| Material Type | Synthetic |
| Number of Strings | 6 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 10.29 x 7.24 x 4.06 cm; 0.1 g |
| Region of Origin | North America |
| Size | Einheitsgrรถรe |
M**.
Pickup
Excellent, just provides enough growl as a rhythm pickup in conjuction with a JB Junior lil 59. Good value for money and delivery.
R**D
Thick, sustain. Amazing.
Great Tock/Metal tone. Always a good product from Seymour Duncan. Put in my American Strat.
D**N
Great sound
Sounds amazing in the neck of my Jackson sdx. Little bit pricey but worth it
J**N
Five Stars
good price
B**S
The perfect middle pickup for any style to level up your strat
I got 3 pickups for my fender strat HSS, a Seymour Duncan Invader in the bridge position, the hot rails in the middle position, and a quarter pounder for Strat in the neck position. My HSS is now an HHS which is cool, but I find myself using this (middle humbucker hot rails) pickup for almost all styles. I use the quarter pounder pickup in the neck position when I want to emulate a bass with an octave pedal, I use the invader in the bridge position if I'm playing some pop punk or punk rock, but I use the hot rails for almost everything else from rhythm to lead, blues, ragge, rock, etc. It is smooth and silky yet bright and dynamic sound is just beautiful. I don't nessecarily recommend the quarter pounder or invader pickups but I do recommend the hot rails. It will take your subpar default middle (or neck) single pickup and make it a wonderful humbucker that you actually enjoy using. I consider this to me a major upgrade for the cost. My strat was about $900 but now it is more a long the quality if expect for $1300 or so.
E**N
Sounds awesome
Great metal tones and smooth blues when combined with more traditional bridge Strat pickup
C**N
Great pickup
I recently had my strat overhauled with a new custom made neck, pickups, all new knobs and wiring, paint, might as well call it a new guitar. I had the custom shop Texas specials put in. They sounded great, but they were very glassy and only sounded good with light gain and that srv sound. I loved it but I needed versatility. And I wanted a warmer sound and something that liked gain as well. I purchased the hot rails bridge pickup when I first bought my strat a couple years ago. Installed it and then decided I wanted to keep it straight up single coil true strat. Well, after playing with the Texas specials I decided they weren't gonna satisfy me because I change music styles on the fly, and Texas specials don't like that. Anyway long story short... I'm using the hot rails in the bridge and neck, and a jb Jr. in the middle. Freaking love it! They sound sooooo good. Clean to full metal. So glad i went with this setup.
I**A
Super
Los instale en un nuevo proyecto que tenia en mente y hasta ahora ha funcionado perfectamente ademas de que Seymour Duncan siempre me ha parecido genial
A**A
Excellent
Warm sound. Not as clear and articulate as a single coil but good note definition for a humbucker.
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