Detail 01
Seymour Duncan JB TB-4 bridge and ’59 SH-1N neck humbuckers
The bridge pickup is voiced for punchy mids and a tight low end, while the neck pickup is described as warm and articulate for cleans.

Independent shopping perspective
The Quicksilver SLA2 brings the Pro Plus Soloist format to a gloss gray finish with black hardware. It has a neck-through three-piece maple/walnut/maple neck with graphite reinforcement, an oiled neck finish, and 24 frets on a 12–16 inch compound-radius ebony fingerboard. The direct-mount Seymour Duncan JB bridge and ’59 neck humbuckers cover high-gain leads alongside warmer, articulate clean sounds. A five-position blade switch and master controls manage the pickups, while the recessed Floyd Rose 1000 Series tremolo supports expressive bridge work.


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What matters in use
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Detail 01
The bridge pickup is voiced for punchy mids and a tight low end, while the neck pickup is described as warm and articulate for cleans.
Detail 02
This bridge is part of a system designed to retain tuning during heavy tremolo use.
Detail 03
They remain visible in low-light playing conditions.
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Product questions
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This Quicksilver version is listed in gray with a gloss finish.
It uses a recessed Floyd Rose 1000 Series double-locking tremolo with a locking nut.
A five-position blade switch works with master volume and master tone controls.
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