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Seymour Duncan Exciter Humbucker Bridge Black Guitar Pickup

£153.00Fair Value1 stores tracked

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Price near historical average — neutral outlook

Confidence: 50/100

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Current

£153

Change

-19.0%

Avg

£182

Low

£153

High

£200

Volatility

8.8%

SMA (3d)AverageMin / Max

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Fair Value

Price near historical average — neutral outlook

Confidence: 50%

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Risks / Watch Out

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Product Fundamentals

This is the Seymour Duncan Exciter Humbucker Bridge. This is a 16.56 kOhm ceramic double-coil guitar element, intended for the bridge position of your electric guitar. This pickup for the bridge position gives you those tighter iconic guitar sounds from early eighties glam and classic rock. The powerful ceramic magnet delivers full, energetic tones with distinct overtones. For a slightly raw edge, easily turn down the volume knob slightly to taste.

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