Detail 01
Seymour Duncan JB TB-4 bridge and '59 SH-1N neck humbuckers
The two humbuckers are assigned to bridge and neck positions, selected by a 3-way toggle.

Independent shopping perspective
Weathered Black finish and distressed nitrocellulose lacquer give this Pro-Mod Relic SD1 a deliberately worn visual treatment, while its working layout stays direct. The bolt-on maple neck has graphite reinforcement, a 12–16-inch compound-radius pau ferro fingerboard, and 22 jumbo frets. A Seymour Duncan JB sits at the bridge and a '59 at the neck, selected with a 3-way toggle and controlled by one volume knob. The recessed Floyd Rose 1000 Series double-locking tremolo supports dive bombs and other tremolo-driven parts while maintaining tuning.


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Detail 01
The two humbuckers are assigned to bridge and neck positions, selected by a 3-way toggle.
Detail 02
Supports intensive tremolo use while the double-locking design maintains tuning.
Detail 03
Neck-relief adjustment is made with the heel-mounted wheel.
Detail 04
The Weathered Black finish is intentionally distressed.
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Product questions
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It has a Seymour Duncan JB TB-4 at the bridge and a Seymour Duncan '59 SH-1N at the neck.
Yes. A Charvel Multi-Fit Gig Bag is included.
There are 22 jumbo frets.
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