Detail 01
Stacked design
Two coils sit vertically instead of side by side, cancelling hum while fitting a standard single-coil opening.

Independent shopping perspective
A stacked single-coil-sized bridge pickup from Seymour Duncan. Hum-free output in a Strat-style bridge slot for players tired of 60-cycle buzz.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Two coils sit vertically instead of side by side, cancelling hum while fitting a standard single-coil opening.
Detail 02
Wound hotter than a matching neck pickup so it keeps up with the rest of the set volume-wise.
Detail 03
Made to sit in a guitar mixing humbucker and single-coil positions, so output is balanced against a humbucker.
Detail 04
Drops into an existing Strat-type route and pickguard. No woodwork, no new pickguard needed.
Detail 05
Matches black pickguards and hardware. Cover is part of the pickup, not a removable accessory.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The stacked coil design cancels the hum a standard single-coil picks up from lights and transformers. That's the reason to choose it over a traditional single-coil.
Yes, it uses the single-coil footprint, so it drops into a standard Strat bridge slot without routing or a new pickguard.
It's wound for bridge. In the neck it'll be louder and brighter than a matched neck pickup, which throws off balance across positions.
Not necessarily. It solders into your existing harness. Only change pots if yours are scratchy or you want a different taper.
Reference
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