Seymour Duncan P90 Silencer Bridge Soapbar Hot Cream Pickup
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- Full Seymour Duncan manufacturer's warranty
- Free shipping in the continental US
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- 11302-65-Crc-noL
Description
Seymour Duncan P90 Silencer Bridge Soapbar Hot Cream Pickup
The P90 Silencer Bridge captures articulate, punchy midrange with virtually zero hum—a rare combination in a P90 design. This hot cream voiced pickup excels in the bridge position, delivering aggressive output without sacrificing definition across the frequency spectrum. Built by hand in Santa Barbara, it's engineered to deliver clarity and cut in your recordings without compromise.
Tone & Output Character
Hot output paired with a ceramic magnet structure produces robust midrange punch and aggressive treble response that sits well in rock, metal, and alternative mixes. The hum-canceling stacked design eliminates the 50/60Hz noise that traditionally plagues single-coil P90s, keeping your tracking signal clean at any gain level while preserving the vintage P90 character that defines your tone.
Installation & Compatibility
This pickup installs as a drop-in replacement for most standard P90 routes, streamlining setup for studio sessions or in-house modifications. The 2-conductor shielded cable integrates cleanly into existing wiring harnesses and minimizes electromagnetic interference during recording.
Key Features
- DCR (Resistance): 11.76K Ω
- Magnet Type: Ceramic
- Cable: 2-Conductor Shielded
- Design: Hum-canceling stacked P90 soapbar
- Output Level: Hot output
- Voiced: Cream tone character
- Drop-in replacement for standard P90 routes
- Handmade in Santa Barbara, California
The Seymour Duncan P90 Silencer Bridge combines traditional P90 aggression with modern noise elimination, making it an excellent choice for producers and engineers seeking professional-grade bridge pickup performance without hum-related compromises in the studio.
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At a Glance
This hand-wired Seymour Duncan P90 Silencer Bridge combines hot output with hum-canceling stacked design, giving you punchy midrange and aggressive treble that cuts through a mix without the 50/60Hz noise that plagues traditional P90s. The ceramic magnet and cream voicing deliver robust articulation ideal for tracking rock, metal, and alternative records, while the clean signal keeps your recordings tight and definition-rich across the frequency spectrum. Drop-in compatible with standard P90 routes, it simplifies session setup and integrates cleanly into existing wiring.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Rock
- ✓ Metal
- ✓ Alternative
- ✓ Hard Rock
Not the best pick for
- – Jazz
- – Folk
- – Blues
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes this P90 different from a standard single-coil P90?
The Silencer uses a hum-canceling stacked design that eliminates 50/60Hz noise while retaining the vintage P90 character and aggression. Most traditional single-coil P90s suffer from hum at high volumes; this pickup solves that without compromise.
Is this a drop-in replacement, or do I need professional installation?
It's a drop-in replacement for standard P90 routes. The 2-conductor shielded cable integrates cleanly into existing wiring harnesses, so experienced players can install it themselves, though a tech can handle it just as easily.
What genres and playing styles is this pickup best suited for?
It excels in rock, metal, and alternative applications where articulate midrange punch and aggressive treble are assets. It's not voiced for jazz, folk, or blues—those genres typically benefit from warmer, less aggressive P90 tones.
What's the output level, and will it work with my amp and pedalboard?
The output is hot (11.76K Ω DCR with ceramic magnet), delivering robust punch without sacrificing definition. Hot pickups pair well with most amps and pedalboards, though higher output means slightly earlier breakup at lower volumes.
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