Seymour Duncan Jason Becker Perpetual Burn Trembucker – Bridge – White Pickguards We then lacquer our bobbins

We then lacquer our bobbins just as it was done during Fenders Golden Age

making it a favourite for modified Telecasters

This one is in incredibly good condition

many players who didn’t like the stagger of the later Tele pickups pulled these out of lap steels and converted them into Tele lead pickups so they could get back to the old flat pole look and sound of the ‘53 Tele

heavy duty tubular style guitar stand with EVA foam rubber to protect your instrument

Seymour Duncan Jason Becker Perpetual Burn Trembucker – Bridge – White Pickguards We then lacquer our bobbinsA testament to the power of shred, the Perpetual Burn passive humbucker pickup lends any guitar a harmonic intensity worthy of the virtuoso that is Jason Becker. The saga of Jason Becker and Seymour Duncan spans decades, beginning in the late 80s when Jason approached us with a new humbucker design. Jason wanted a slightly hotter than vintage wind of 12K coupled with an Alnico 5 magnet to capture the perfect balance of output, warmth, and note to note