Swapping pickups is the most direct way to change how a guitar responds under your hands and sounds through an amp on stage. LV Guitars is an authorized Seymour Duncan dealer with roughly 1,400 products in stock, mostly pickups plus wiring, electronics and accessories, from under $30 to around $700.
The catalog covers humbuckers like the JB, '59 and Custom, Strat and Tele single-coils, P-90s, Rails, bass pickups, 7- and 8-string sets and signature models from working guitarists. Pots, Triple Shot switching and loaded pickguards are here for players who want to rework a guitar's controls too. Orders ship from Temecula, California.
The Seymour Duncan lineup here
Slash is the biggest family here, with 2.0, 3.0 and APH-2 Alnico II Pro humbuckers as singles or sets for hard rock rigs. Bass players can browse P, Jazz, Music Man and soapbar pickups, passive and active, in 4- and 5-string versions. Strat players have Rails and Single-Coil-Sized pickups for humbucking output in a single-coil footprint, plus Antiquity replacements modeled on classic Strat, Tele, P-90, Firebird, JB and Jazz designs.
For the stage, the families split by voice. Custom, '59, JB, Jazz, Pearly Gates and Seth Lover are the traditional humbucker choices. Distortion, Full Shred, Screamin' Demon, Blackouts and Black Winter target high-gain and heavy playing, and Nazgul, Sentient and Pegasus offer matte black 7- and 8-string options in active and passive form.
Signature lines suit players chasing a specific guitarist's sound: Mark Holcomb, Jeff Loomis, Alex Skolnick, Billy Gibbons, Warren DeMartini, Dave Mustaine, Yngwie Malmsteen and more. Stag Mag includes left-handed variants. Each family has its own page, linked from the tiles above the grid.
What Seymour Duncan is known for
- Humbuckers from JB, '59 and Custom to Pearly Gates
- Strat and Tele single-coils, Rails and stacks
- Bass pickups for P, Jazz, Music Man and soapbar basses
- Heavy-music lines: Distortion, Full Shred, Blackouts
- 7- and 8-string pickups, active and passive
- Signature sets from Slash to Billy Gibbons
Seymour Duncan questions, answered
How do I choose between Seymour Duncan pickup families for my guitar?
Decide on the tone first, then the format your guitar takes. Custom, '59 and Jazz lean classic, while Distortion, Full Shred and Blackouts suit heavy, high-gain stage playing. Each family page lists neck, bridge and set options.
Will a pickup fit my guitar or bass?
Match the pickup format to what is in your instrument now: full-size humbucker, Trembucker spacing, Strat or Tele single-coil, P-90, soapbar or bass style. Also match the position, neck, middle or bridge. The model name and description on each product spell this out.
What is a 4-conductor humbucker and do I need one?
Many Seymour Duncan humbuckers ship from the factory as standard 1-conductor models. Coil splitting and phase switching need a 4-conductor version, a special order that usually takes about 3 weeks and costs extra. Check for '4-Conductor' in the model name or ask before ordering.
Do you have left-handed or extended-range options?
Stag Mag includes left-handed variants. For extended range, several families include 7- and 8-string versions, among them Nazgul, Sentient, Pegasus, Black Winter, Invader and the Mark Holcomb and Jeff Loomis lines.
What are the shipping and return terms?
Free shipping within the US, 30-day returns, every item inspected and professionally packed.
Can someone help me pick pickups for my guitar?
Yes. Use live chat or call 951-302-0222 and tell us your guitar, your current pickups and the sound you want. We can suggest a family and the right format.