The Jazzmaster pickup was one of Seymour Duncansfavorite sounds during the ’60s. He wore out manyphonograph needles listening to groups like TheVentures and players like Roy Lanham who got amazing sounds from the Jazzmaster. In combination with the floating tremolo, the Jazzmaster pickup has a uniquetone that was heard on many mid- and late-’60s recordings.Check out album covers from the great ’60s instrumentalbands and chances are, you’ll see a Jazzmaster.
- top pickup length: 3.530
- top pickup width: 1.512
- bottom pickup length: 3.530
- bottom pickup width: 1.512
- total pickup height: .318
- total magnet height: .471
- winding direction: top going (neck), top coming (bridge)
- magnet polarity: north (neck), south (bridge)
- calibrated yes
- height adjustment: into body
- magnet pattern: raised top and bottom
- DC Ohms: 8.3K
- Inductance: 4.2 henries
- Q: 3.5
