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Seymour Duncan STK-S10PGD YJM FURY PG Assy, OW Pickup vs Seymour Duncan Pickgrd Assy, Dave Murray, Pearloid Pickup
The YJM Fury is a matched high-output set optimized for extreme speed and articulate lead work, while the Dave Murray assembly combines Hot Rails with a brighter JB Jr. middle pickup for more tonal versatility. Choose the YJM Fury if you prioritize technical shredding and aggressive tone; choose the Dave Murray if you want flexibility across lead and rhythm playing styles.
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Seymour Duncan STK-S10PGD YJM FURY PG Assy, OW Pickup
Seymour Duncan Pickgrd Assy, Dave Murray, Pearloid Pickup
Specs side by side
| Seymour Duncan STK-S10PGD YJM FURY PG Assy, OW Pickup | Seymour Duncan Pickgrd Assy, Dave Murray, Pearloid Pickup | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $383.00 | $385.00 |
| Brand | Seymour Duncan | Seymour Duncan |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose Seymour Duncan STK-S10PGD YJM FURY PG Assy, OW Pickup
- ✓ Identical neck and bridge pickups (25.5 kΩ / 25.7 kΩ) ensure perfectly balanced, articulate output
- ✓ Presence peaks engineered specifically for pick attack and string definition
- ✓ Alnico V rod magnets and hum-canceled design deliver the classic Yngwie aggressive character
- ✓ High-speed YJM potentiometer responds faster without resistance drag
Why choose Seymour Duncan Pickgrd Assy, Dave Murray, Pearloid Pickup
- ✓ Hot Rails neck and bridge offer tight, high-output character with minimal noise
- ✓ Brighter JB Jr. middle pickup adds tonal variety for rhythm and single-coil textures
- ✓ Four-conductor splittable wiring on all pickups enables future coil-splitting modifications
- ✓ Pearloid finish provides attractive visual appeal alongside tone
Frequently asked questions
Which pickup set is better for fast, technical lead playing?
The YJM Fury is purpose-engineered for shredding, with matched Alnico V pickups and presence peaks tuned to emphasize pick attack and fast note separation. The Dave Murray's asymmetric design (Hot Rails + JB Jr.) prioritizes versatility over extreme lead definition.
Can either assembly handle coil-splitting mods?
The Dave Murray includes four-conductor splittable wiring on all pickups, making it coil-split-ready. The YJM Fury description specifies four-conductor architecture supporting series, parallel, and split configurations, though specific coil-split capability is not explicitly detailed.
What's the main tone difference between them?
The YJM Fury emphasizes aggressive response with tight treble and pick attack snap across a matched pair. The Dave Murray balances hot, tight Rails in neck and bridge with a brighter, more articulate JB Jr. middle, offering more color variation across the pickguard.
Are both made in the USA and ready to install?
Both are hand-assembled in Santa Barbara and fit the 11-hole USA Stratocaster pattern. Both include four-conductor wiring and installation instructions, requiring only standard pickguard mounting into a compatible body.