- Vintage Blues, Jazz, and Classic Rock Sound - Transform your guitar into a singing classic rock machine with Seth Lover Humbuckers - warm, full low-end, and sweet treble, built exactly the way original P.A.F. designer Seth Lover intended.
- Smooth and Articulate Tone - The Seth Lover neck model delivers a smooth piano-like tone with rich harmonics. The Seth Lover bridge model gives you that warm, airy, open tone by striking just the right balance of low-end warmth with a smooth but articulate top end. Chords will have a full, open sound, and single notes will have a soft yet articulate feel.
- Vintage-Correct Wiring - Features vintage-correct single conductor push-back braided lead wires, a trademark of timeless craftsmanship.
- Rich Harmonics - Featuring vintage output coils and an alnico 2 bar magnet, helping smooth the high-end response and bring out rich harmonic content. We wind every Seth Lover humbucker on Seymour's original Leesona winding machine from the early Gibson factory in Kalamazoo, MI, providing an unmistakable vintage tone and feel.
- Made in the USA - Hand built to humbucker inventor Seth Lover's original exacting specs in our factory in Santa Barbara, CA, this humbucker pickup uses an alnico 2 bar magnet, nickel silver cover and bottom plate, and custom machined metal and maple spacers.
The Seth Lover Set is the perfect choice for players wanting to transform a solid body or semi hollow into a singing classic rock machine. Nothing but blue sky. The Seth Lover neck model gives you a smooth but articulate tone by striking the perfect balance of warm, full low end and a nice sweet treble. The alnico 2 bar magnet helps to smooth the high end response, while the vintage output coils bring out this pickup's rich harmonic content. Single notes will have that perfect singing quality, and the un-potted nickel silver cover gives the tone an almost piano-like percussive feel. The Seth Lover bridge model gives you that warm, airy, open tone by striking just the right balance of low end warmth with a smooth but articulate top end. Chords will have a full, open sound, and single notes will have a soft, yet articulate feel.
