Detail 01
Trembucker (TB) spacing
Pole pieces sit farther apart than a standard humbucker so they land under the strings on trem bridges.

Independent shopping perspective
Bridge humbucker with wide Trembucker pole spacing, in black. For guitars with tremolo bridges whose outer strings sit wider than a standard humbucker's poles.

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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
Pole pieces sit farther apart than a standard humbucker so they land under the strings on trem bridges.
Detail 02
Sold for the bridge slot only. The neck pickup is a separate purchase, not part of this.
Detail 03
The coils cancel hum, so it stays quiet near stage lighting and screens that make single-coils buzz.
Detail 04
Bobbin color is fixed at black. If you want another color you are buying a different part number.
Detail 05
Drops into an existing humbucker route and mounting ring. No body work if a humbucker is already there.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Pole spacing. Trembucker poles are set wider so they line up under strings on a tremolo bridge, where string spacing is wider than on most fixed bridges.
It fits the route, but that string spacing is narrower. The standard-spaced version of this pickup lines the poles up better on those guitars.
Bridge. You get one pickup for the bridge position.
No, if there is already a humbucker route at the bridge. A single-coil-routed body needs routing first.
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