Seymour Duncan Slash 2.0 Bridge Humbucker Gold 4-Conductor SE Pickup

Seymour Duncan Slash 2.0 Bridge Humbucker Gold 4-Conductor SE Pickup

The Slash 2.0 Bridge Humbucker captures aggressive, articulate attack with sustain that cuts through any mix during tracking and overdubs. This Alnico II-equipped dual-coil design balances high output with clarity, translating well across classic rock, hard rock, and modern metal sessions. The 4-conductor configuration unlocks tonal flexibility in the DAW and at the mixing console.

Tone & Output Character for Recording

A DC resistance of 9.38 kOhm positions this pickup in the hot-output range without sacrificing definition or note separation—critical for distinguishing individual notes and harmonics during playback. Rough-cast Alnico II magnets deliver the harmonic complexity and dynamic response that sit well in dense mixes, with punchy mids that anchor lead layers and controlled highs that prevent harshness across your master chain.

Construction & Switching Versatility

Hand-crafted in Santa Barbara using nickel silver base plate, maple spacer, paper tape, and wax potting, this pickup maintains consistent performance across session lengths and studio environments. The 4-conductor shielded cable enables coil splitting, series/parallel switching, and phase reversal—allowing you to dial in different voicings within a single session or swap tonal characters between rhythm and lead takes without changing pickups.

Key Features

• DC Resistance: 9.38 kOhm
• Magnet Material: Alnico II – Rough Cast
• Dual coil humbucker configuration
• 4-conductor shielded cable with wiring flexibility
• Supports coil splitting functionality
• Enables series/parallel connection switching
• Enables phase reversal switching
• Nickel silver base plate
• Maple spacer construction
• Paper tape and wax potting for durability
• Hand-made in Santa Barbara, California

The Slash 2.0 combines proven Alnico II character with modern wiring flexibility, making it a serious choice for producers and engineers who need both traditional humbucker tone and the ability to reshape that tone during the mix process.