Detail 01
Wilkinson VS50 tremolo bridge
The guitar uses a tremolo/vibrato bridge identified as the Wilkinson VS50.

Independent shopping perspective
Yamaha’s right-handed Pacifica 611 pairs an alder solidbody and maple top with a bolt-on maple neck, rosewood fingerboard, and 22 medium frets. Its Wilkinson VS50 tremolo works alongside an SP90 at the neck and a coil-splittable SP-14 Custom 5 Trembucker at the bridge. A three-way selector, master volume, and push-pull tone control keep pickup changes direct. Grover locking tuners and a Graph Tech nut round out the hardware-focused setup.


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Detail 01
The guitar uses a tremolo/vibrato bridge identified as the Wilkinson VS50.
Detail 02
Pulling the master tone knob engages coil splitting.
Detail 03
An SP90 sits in the neck position and a coil-splittable SP-14 Custom 5 Trembucker sits at the bridge.
Detail 04
These are the listed scale length and fret count/size.
Detail 05
These are included hardware features identified for tuning stability and richer tone.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has a Seymour Duncan SP90 neck pickup and a coil-splittable SP-14 Custom 5 Trembucker bridge pickup.
A push-pull function on the master tone knob controls the coil split.
The case or gig bag is sold separately.
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