Seymour Duncan TB-59 '59 Trembucker White Pickup
- Brand new in original box
- Full Seymour Duncan manufacturer's warranty
- Free shipping in the continental US
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- 11103-05-W
Description
Seymour Duncan TB-59 '59 Trembucker White Pickup
The TB-59 '59 Trembucker captures the warm, articulate character of a classic '59 design with trembucker spacing optimized for guitars with wider string spacing at the bridge. This handmade pickup combines vintage tone character with modern construction, delivering balanced output and clarity across the frequency spectrum for recording and live work.
Tone & Recording Performance
Built with an Alnico V bar magnet and 42 AWG plain enamel magnet wire, this pickup achieves a DC Resistance of 8.13 kΩ and a resonant peak at 6 kHz, producing full lows, controlled mids, and articulate highs that cut through a mix without harshness. The EQ curve of 6/3/8 (Bass/Mid/Treble) ensures definition and presence across both clean and driven sources, translating well through interfaces and mixing chains.
Construction & Studio Reliability
Each pickup is vacuum wax potted to eliminate microphony and ensure consistent, noise-free tracking sessions, while the long-legged nickel-silver bottom plate and four-conductor wiring provide flexibility for series, parallel, and split configurations during tracking and reamping. The short legs accommodate standard bridge mounting, and every unit is handmade in Santa Barbara, California.
Key Features
- Trembucker spacing for guitars with greater than 2.00" string spacing (E to E) at the bridge
- Alnico V bar magnet
- DC Resistance: 8.13 kΩ
- Resonant Peak: 6 kHz
- EQ curve: 6 Bass / 3 Mid / 8 Treble
- 42 AWG plain enamel magnet wire
- Long-legged nickel-silver bottom plate
- Four-conductor wiring for series, parallel, and split configurations
- Vacuum wax potted for microphony elimination
- Short legs for standard bridge mounting
- Handmade in Santa Barbara, California
This TB-59 combines vintage-inspired tone with modern construction to deliver a refined, responsive pickup for bridge position work on wide-spaced instruments, tracking cleanly in the studio while maintaining presence and definition in the mix.
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At a Glance
The TB-59 '59 Trembucker brings vintage-inspired warmth and articulation to bridge-position recordings, with balanced output and a resonant peak at 6 kHz that sits well in dense mixes without fighting other instruments. Its controlled mid-range and defined highs make it equally at home capturing clean tones or pushing into driven textures, while four-conductor wiring lets you explore series, parallel, and split configurations in post-production or live setups. Choose it to add refined, responsive character to bridge tracks across blues, rock, and jazz sessions.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Blues
- ✓ Rock
- ✓ Jazz
- ✓ Clean tones
- ✓ Driven tones
Not the best pick for
- – Thrash Metal
- – Djent
Skill level: Beginner · Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What string spacing does this pickup require?
The TB-59 '59 Trembucker is designed for guitars with greater than 2.00 inches (E to E) string spacing at the bridge. If your guitar has standard narrow spacing, the standard TB-59 model would be the correct fit.
What tones can I expect from this pickup?
You'll get warm, articulate tones with full lows, controlled mids, and crisp highs—ideal for blues, rock, and jazz across both clean and driven settings. The 6 kHz resonant peak ensures definition without harshness, maintaining clarity even at higher gain.
Can I use this in different wiring configurations?
Yes. The four-conductor wiring supports series, parallel, and split configurations, giving you flexibility to shape your tone and switching options as your rig evolves.
Is this pickup handmade, and where?
Every unit is handmade in Santa Barbara, California, and vacuum wax potted to eliminate microphony and ensure consistent performance across all instruments.
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