Detail 01
Reverse magnetic polarity at the neck pickup
Creates the set’s out-of-phase middle-switch position.

Independent shopping perspective
Built as a two-pickup rhythm/treble set, the Gibson Custom Kirk Hammett Greenybucker set recreates the unusual switching behavior associated with the “Greeny” Les Paul pickups. Reverse magnetic polarity at the neck pickup produces an out-of-phase middle-switch setting, giving that position its distinctive identity. Asymmetrical coil windings and unpolished Alnico II magnets are part of the design, while the nickel-covered pair is separately specified at 8.3k for rhythm and 8.7k for treble. It is a focused option for a guitar wired around that middle-position sound.

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Detail 01
Creates the set’s out-of-phase middle-switch position.
Detail 02
Forms part of the pickup specifications drawn from the Greeny Les Paul humbuckers.
Detail 03
The two pickups have separately listed resistance values.
Detail 04
The set is supplied with nickel covers.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The neck pickup’s reverse magnetic polarity produces an out-of-phase middle-switch position.
No. The rhythm pickup is listed at 8.3k average DC resistance and the treble pickup at 8.7k.
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