Seymour Duncan SHPR-2b P-Rails Hot Bridge White Pickup

Seymour Duncan SHPR-2b P-Rails Hot Bridge White Pickup

The SHPR-2b P-Rails is a bridge pickup engineered to capture three distinct tonal characters from a single element, providing production flexibility without requiring multiple instruments or extensive rewiring. Built with Alnico 8 magnets and a beefed-up coil wind, this pickup delivers aggressive humbucker definition, warm P-90 character, and articulate single-coil snap—each with its own recording identity.

Tone & Session Versatility

Three switchable voices—fat humbucker, beefy P-90, and traditional single-coil Strat tone—are accessed via a standard 5-way selector or push-pull pot, giving you sonic range typically found in multi-pickup systems. The P-90 coil is wound with specially selected wire for output and clarity, ensuring each voice cuts through a mix with its own character rather than feeling like a compromise when tracking or layering.

Integration & Technical Specifications

The SHPR-2b comes equipped with a 4-conductor lead wire for straightforward wiring and is directly compatible with traditional humbucker or Trembucker spacing, making it a drop-in retrofit for most bridge cavities. Vacuum wax potted construction eliminates feedback and squeal for clean studio recordings, while the 22.40k DCR bridge specification delivers the output muscle expected from a hot bridge design.

Key Features

• Two Alnico 8 magnets with beefed-up coil wind for output and clarity
• Three tonal voices: fat humbucker, beefy P-90, and traditional single-coil Strat tone
• P-90 coil wound with special wire for enhanced output and definition
• 4-conductor lead wire for flexible wiring configurations
• Direct humbucker retrofit compatible with traditional humbucker spacing
• Direct humbucker retrofit compatible with Trembucker spacing
• DCR Bridge specification of 22.40k
• Vacuum wax potted for squeal-free operation
• Bridge position design
• Built in Santa Barbara, California
• White finish

The SHPR-2b P-Rails Hot consolidates genuine tonal variety into a single bridge element, making it a practical choice for home producers and engineers seeking session flexibility without major rewiring or routing work.