Seymour Duncan SJBJ1B JB Junior Strat Bridge

$ 85.99

Score By Feature

Based on 26 ratings

Easy to swallow

9.71

Value for money

9.68

Flavor

9.49

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Product Description

The twin-coil design gives you the character that you enjoy with humbuckers but in a single-coil pickup

Our JB Model single coil guitar pickup is designed in the same manner as the popular JB Twin-Coil guitar pickup, providing the same great sound as the JB Humbucker.

Due to its adjustable pole pieces, it more accurately simulates the magnetic field of the magnetic fields of full size humbuckers, and allows you to fine tune the balance of your strings a first for this size humbucker

Both black and white versions are available

We designed the SJBJ-1 guitar pickup so that you can experience all the characteristics of our popular JB Model humbuckers in a single coil design

Questions & Answers

am considering modifying a squier bronco with a jb jr, which would be a better choice Can you tell me if this is the bridge or the neck Does that mean the midpoint is the best place to place it?

As a bridge version on a Strat, I used it in the bridge position. In any case, it did not sound bassy The bridge was on a strat, but it was in the middle. There are very few pickups that sound bassy. Furthermore, due to this pickup's ability to adjust its pole pieces, if you do not like the sound of the bass, you can simply raise the poles on the lower strings using a screwdriver. Even if you don't use it, I'd use the bridge pickup because, at the very least, it sounds You can find the right sound by simply moving the poles in the pickup to the desired place.

Selected User Reviews For Seymour Duncan SJBJ1B JB Junior Strat Bridge

I can say that the Jr does not have as much of the mid spike (that I like) as the full-size humbucker, and isn't as hot, so I'd say it would be a lot of fun and versatile for a telecaster

5/5

Remy Ayers

| Jul 10, 2021

Beautiful tones in a variety of shades

5/5

I guess I shouldn't have said that. It's the cat's meow to have an SMD bridge pickup. It is versatile tone I am attempting to extract. In my case, two capacitors are housed on a switch and one of the power units The sound is pretty close to the original Lace single coil that this replaced because I have a bright cutting melody, raw surf distortion, and a pretty sharp resonance. Both live and in the studio, this band is fantastic.