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Seymour Duncan A-6 Benedetto Pickup (Black or Nickel)

Seymour Duncan · Brand New
$139
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Seymour Duncan A-6 Benedetto Pickup

The Seymour Duncan A-6 Benedetto is a premium handcrafted humbucker voiced specifically for archtop jazz guitars, delivering warm, articulate tones with excellent note definition. This pickup balances vintage character with refined output, making it ideal for players who demand professional-grade warmth without excess mud or feedback.

Tone & Output

Built with an Alnico 5 bar magnet and engineered for approximately 12k DCR output, the A-6 produces a rich, controlled response suited to jazz comping and single-note soloing alike. The moderate output level preserves pick articulation and string dynamics while providing enough gain for clean amplified projection through tube amps.

Design & Construction

Handmade in Santa Barbara, California, each A-6 combines meticulous craftsmanship with the engineering expertise Seymour Duncan brings to professional instrument specifications. The 4-conductor lead wire enables wiring flexibility for series, parallel, or split configurations, depending on your guitar's electronics.

Key Features
  • Alnico 5 bar magnet for warm, defined tone
  • Approximately 12k DCR output
  • 4-conductor lead wire for flexible wiring options
  • Standard humbucker mount
  • Available in black or nickel cover finishes
  • Handcrafted in Santa Barbara, CA
  • Voiced for archtop jazz guitars
  • Professional-grade construction and quality control

The A-6 Benedetto represents the intersection of vintage tonal aesthetics and modern pickup engineering—a thoughtful choice for archtop players serious about tone.

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