by Lisa Sharken Lit emerged in Orange County, California back in 1990, building up a strong local following after years on the club scene. With its 1997 debut album, Tripping The Light Fantastic, Lit scored big at college radio...
This Spring, George Lynch took part in a two week clinic tour in Mainland China that introduced Mr. Scary to literally hundreds of thousands of guitar fans and future Seymour Duncan users. None other than our fearless sales manager,...
This one-off piece was built earlier this year in Gibson’s Custom Art & Historic Division as part of their Three Kings of Custom Program. This particular guitar was designed by Arlen Ness, who’s known around the world for his...
New From D-TAR - The Sadducer™ Returns You may remember the Sadducer from its days as a Seymour Duncan product. But as with the other piezo-based pickups like the SoundSpots™ and Perfect Timbre™, the Sadducer™ is moving over to...
In the past, if a guitar player wanted true P-90 soapbar tone from a humbucker-equipped guitar, he or she would have to physically alter the guitar: Usually irreparably and often destroying the resale value of the instrument. Those days...
We all know how tough competition can be. Sometimes stores can beat each other over the head with pricing. In order to match prices with the competition, stores often sell a popular beginner three-pickup guitar for under $200: and...
Rosa is certainly a star performer. She’s been with Seymour Duncan for 18 years, starting in Coil Hookup and Assembly, and eventually working her way up to Final Inspection, where she spent 14 years before taking the reigns as...
Bye, Nashville. Y’all c’mon back now, y’hear? Sad but true. This is our last dance in Nashville as the Summer NAMM show takes its Music City curtain call. We’ll miss it. But in the meantime, if you’re coming to...
