I have a Godin Icon Convertible II with Bridge and Neck P-Rails. The flexibility is amazing. Godin's revoicer enhances those choices even further.

Amazingly responsive company. Not only is their product great but their support is top notch. The pickup that was purchased that generated this review is a P-Rail which is a favorite of mine and some of my clients.

Very good combination of sounds are possible with these pickups and the rail switches. I didn’t care for them at first, but by the next day they started to grow on me. The humbuckers are what I will likely use most and they are similar to a JB and Jazz that I’m used to in HRH sets.

I have an old Les Paul style guitar I wanted to set up for slide, and upgrade some parts, including the pickups Looked at many options, and decided on a P-Rail so I could have a humbucker and get in the P 90 neighbourhood (So I could cover ground of my other guitars and add a P 90 sound.) So I have a guitar with a P Rail in the neck wired for humbucker/p90/rail in the neck. And a JB in the bridge(series/parallel/split.) That guitar went from very rarely played to played a lot. The store I bought it from actually gave me a bridge P Rail, but it works great. I love the tones and versatility I get, and have single coil and humbucker options for slide. The P90 and rail sounds mix well with the JB, whether single coil or humbucker settings. Part of me would like to try a neck PRail on another guitar to compare, maybe one day.

A wonderful cross between a single coil, a P90 and a humbucker. It works well with the Hyperswitch.

These pickups came as standard in my Godin Icon Convertible guitar. So many combinations of sounds make for a very versatile instrument.

so many tone options I don't even know where to begin! They blended perfectly with a hot rails strat pickup in the middle position on my HSH setup and surprise me every time with how different combos of coils hit distortion or have some of the smoothest, warmest cleans I've ever touched.

Fantastic finally can get the sound I want.

loving these pickups thank you Seymour Duncan

Great pickups! Replaced Lollar Imperial on a lap steel. 24 combinations are now available. Beautiful clean tones and flexibility.

I use one in the bridge of my guitar for my function band and I wired it to a 3 way switch so I can select between Single coil, P90 or a Humbucker. The Single coil is great for funky rhythm. The P90 sounds great on fuller single coil tones that drive the amp for 50's Rock n Roll The Humbucker has a full on Rock output for classic rock anthems. All the pick ups have a musical tone and there is a definite distinction between the pick ups, ideal if you need to cover a lot of tonal ground.

Service has been great, and I am looking forward to trying these pick ups but it is for a new guitar build and it is not far enough to install them yet to be able to try them out. Thank you.

My tele is officially my only guitar thanks to prails/tripple shots and a Brent Mason diagram amazing pickups the triple shot rings really need more love all 4 sounds are unique and musically applicable, I am making a 3 prail strat soon and I’ll be using a hot prails and two neck prails and 3 triple shots to make that happen as well

They chug

Amazing versatile pickups and the customer service from Chris was absolutely spectacular

I have figured out how to end the debate over which pickup is best in the neck of a telecaster. No more choosing between a single coil, a P90, or a humbucker. With P-rails you get all 3 (one at a time of course.) Add the triple shot rings and you have a 4th option. True versatility.

The purchase went well. Just can't find the wiring I need. Tough to navigate and find a schematic involving 1 P- rail with 1 volume, 1 tone, 5 way super switch.

Still playing around with the triple shots on those. They are amazing!

I have been a fan of the P-Rails since they first came out on the scene. They increase the versatility of any guitar I've put them in. I think the most versatile install is the one in my Godin Icon 2 Convertible, which allows me to switch each pickup individually.

Few things I've ever encountered have lived up to the hype. We've all tried the pedal that was supposed to give us THE sound, or the bridge that would give us sustain for days, or the one magical amplifier that had the tone of the Gods. We've all been let down. These pickups along with the Triple Shot Mounting rings are one of the few pieces of gear I've ever owned that have lived up to my expectations. The P-90 is fat, the humbucker tones get chunky, the single coil sounds are clear and bright. How do you make one guitar sound like three or more guitars? Get the P-Rails and the Triple Shots.

Love the P-Rails and the triple shots. Since I was installing it on an Epiphone Les Paul the dimensions of the triple shots were wrong and ultimately the install was kinda ugly...but the sounds are amazing, which makes up for the clunky install.

Love your products! Couldn’t be happier with the prails!

The Triple-Shot and basic soldering skills makes installation of the P-Rail simple. And with all the options they give you what's not to like? It sounds great in every configuration! I installed this on a Godin A6 Ultra and turned a very versatile axe into an even more versatile one. Two thumbs up!

So I had an LTD guitar (super cheap end LP knockoff) that’s beautiful to look at but had some EMGs in it that I didn’t love, and it was missing a whole potentiometer from whoever added in the emg. I figured why not replace those with the PRAILS and triple shot rings I had hanging around. They are worth about the same amount as the guitar, but the LTD is visually beautiful, so screw it. Gave it a shot. I’m no wiring master, so it was hard to find the exact schematic for this setup, but I eventually found something comparable. Finally got to hear and play it for the first time tonight. This may have just become my favorite guitar, and I own 4 gibsons and countless epiphones and fenders. It can mimic the sounds pretty well of almost all of them. I threw one some super slinky cobalts and this thing just screams punk rock for days. I have an Epiphone Prizm Plus that IS my favorite guitar because of the neck, and I’m going to use the other set I have to replace the Gibson USA pickups in it. That’s how much I love these. P90 FTW. Awesome job Seymour Duncan!

Fitted to my 2015 Gibson SG Standard. The original Gibson Classic 57 pickups were a little muddy for my taste, and coil splitting them was underwhelming. The P-rails give this thing a new lease of life. Great P-90 tones. Almost Strat-like on the rails, and, of course, full humbucker greatness when needed. Superb service as usual.

P-Rail for my bridge. Splitting it so I can switch from the P-90 to the Hot Rail or both as a humbucker. Looking forward to the variety of tones this will bring to my Fender Jag.

I put these in a epiphone 339. They sound very good and with all the combinations, they can cover a lot ground.

The pick has punch and is good sounding....just just has slight single coil hum in one mode...not bad

These pickups really brought my guitar to life. love the different options in tone. the craftsmanship of the pickups is exemplary and the diagram made it extremely easy to wire in. They were on time and in nice packaging. Potentiometers turn smooth as butter. The triple shot pickup housing is a perfect addition giving so much variety and use in tonal qualities. Thank you Seymour Duncan

The p-rail neck model that I purchased sounds amazing across the all levels. Great full throated full humbucker sound and when you split them you can hear strat sounds and p90 sounds which is awesome. I hooked it up to a triple shot mounting rings which also lets you have the humbucker in parralel or series mise giving you more tonal variety. Overall great product and I would recommend this for purchase especially if you like p90 sounds.

great

Fast shipping.

My son is happy with these. He said things that a guitarist would understand. I really didn't, but I picked up on the satisfaction.

Dennis is Amazing Thank You, Daniel Burgess

If tones were colors, this would truly the chameleon of guitar pickups. I have owned a 1954 Strat, a 1959 Les Paul Standard, and a double cutaway dual P-90 1958 Les Paul. I mention these guitars because the P-Rails produces all those tones with the turn of a knob. I have installed them on a Gibson SG with a 2 volumes, 1 tone, and a Precision Music Technologies Humbucker Control. The PMT Humbucker Control gives the single coil at position One, and Full Humbucker at position 10. The control is push/pull, so up is the P-90 coil and down is the Strat coil. Setting the control between 1 and 10 gives a blend of one of the single coils and humbucker. The tone control is push/pull for parallel. I love the broad sonic pallet available. The Strat and P-90 sounds are great, and the humbucker is strong and clean. I am installing much the same setup in a BC Rich Polarity (a deeper, hollowed out version of the Mockingbird), and it will be interesting to blend the P-Rails with the piezo-acoustic bridge. BTW, my first experience with Seymour Duncan pickups was back in the 80's when I bought pickups for a Strat; a pair of 2N-J's in the neck and middle positions with a 1B.J (that's what is still visible, the first character could be an L) for the bridge. The bridge pickup has individual pole pieces, while the others are stacked rail type pickups. Completely quiet with bell like tones, or biting attack if you crank the bridge pickup. Still have them installed on a Strat, and I will never replace them, because it's the best sounding Strat I've ever played or owned. I applaud Seymour Duncan for designing innovative, musical products that let us raise our level of creativity.

I've had these for several years. Put them in an Epiphone Les Paul, then moved them to an Epi SG (they sounded better in the Paul, but I no longer have that guitar). As the inventor says, the heart and soul of them is the P-90s, both of which sound really great--they're essentially just what you'd expect from a good P90. Because of the somewhat drastic coil mismatch, the humbuckers in series are a little darker than I'd like, and quite high output, but definitely useable. The rails are a little weak, but pleasant. With the second installation, I added the Triple Shot switching, which, combined with the normal toggle, basically allow any combination of coils, including either series or parallel humbuckers. Absolutely the most versatile thing imaginable, and with a core P90 tone (as i think of it) that's sweet, rich, and gnarly (each of them sound beautiful, and they sound great in combination as well). You can basically do anything you can think of with these and the Triple Shots, and it'll sound somewhere between good and great (depending on the combination).