Seymour Duncan STK-S10b YJM FURY Stk bridge Matte Black Pickup
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- Full Seymour Duncan manufacturer's warranty
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Description
Seymour Duncan STK-S10b YJM FURY Stack Bridge Pickup – Matte Black
The STK-S10b YJM FURY bridge pickup delivers aggressive, articulate output in a hum-canceling single-coil-sized format built for high-gain playing and stage reliability. This stack-design pickup combines the compact footprint of a single-coil with the noise rejection of a humbucker, giving you clarity and definition without sacrificing vintage single-coil aesthetics. Hand-wound in Santa Barbara, CA, this pickup channels the signature tone that powers Yngwie Malmsteen's legendary performances.
Tone & Output Character
Wound hotter than its neck and middle counterparts, the bridge model produces a punchy, cutting response with pronounced upper midrange presence that cuts through a live mix. The Custom Alnico V rod magnets and 6.22 kHz resonant peak create a focused attack with articulation intact, while the 7/7/6 EQ balance (Bass/Mid/Treble) delivers muscular lows, aggressive midrange, and controlled high-end sparkle that stays articulate even under heavy gain.
Construction & Specifications
The four-conductor wiring enables series, parallel, and split configurations for maximum tonal flexibility in your rig. Built with wax potting to eliminate microphonic feedback—critical for stage use—this pickup maintains solid output at 25.7 kΩ DC resistance and handles high-gain amplification without unwanted noise or compression, gig after gig.
Key Features
- Custom Alnico V rod magnets
- Hum-canceling single-coil-sized pickup (stack design)
- DC Resistance (Bridge): 25.7 kΩ
- Resonant Peak (Bridge): 6.22 kHz
- EQ Balance: 7 Bass / 7 Midrange / 6 Treble
- Four-conductor wiring
- Wax potted construction
- Wound hotter than neck/middle models
- Hand made in Santa Barbara, CA
- Matte black finish
The STK-S10b YJM FURY bridge pickup is engineered for gigging players who require pro-grade tone and reliability in high-output, single-coil-sized form.
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At a Glance
The Seymour Duncan STK-S10b YJM FURY is a hum-canceling stack pickup that delivers aggressive, articulate tone in a single-coil-sized format—perfect for metal, hard rock, and progressive players who need cutting presence and tight definition without hum. Hand-wound in Santa Barbara with Custom Alnico V magnets, it produces a punchy attack and pronounced upper midrange that cuts through dense mixes on stage. Four-conductor wiring gives you series, parallel, and split options for maximum tonal flexibility.
Who This Is For
Great for
- ✓ Metal
- ✓ Hard Rock
- ✓ Progressive
- ✓ Djent
Not the best pick for
- – Jazz
- – Blues
- – Folk
Skill level: Intermediate · Advanced · Professional
Frequently Asked Questions
What genres and playing styles is this pickup designed for?
The STK-S10b YJM FURY excels in metal, hard rock, progressive, and djent playing. Its punchy attack, aggressive midrange, and cutting presence make it less suited for jazz, blues, or folk applications where smoother, more laid-back tones are preferred.
What is a stack pickup, and how is it different from a humbucker or single-coil?
A stack pickup combines the compact single-coil footprint with humbucker-style hum cancellation, eliminating the 60-cycle noise you'd get from a true single-coil without requiring a full-size humbucker routing. This design lets you keep the vintage look while gaining noise-free high-gain performance.
What does the four-conductor wiring allow me to do?
Four-conductor wiring enables you to wire the pickup in series (hotter output), parallel (lower output, slightly thinner tone), or split configurations (single-coil mode). This flexibility lets you dial in the exact tone and output level your rig and playing style demand.
What skill level do I need to install and use this pickup?
This is an intermediate-to-advanced level pickup best suited for experienced players and professional users. The four-conductor wiring and configuration options require solid soldering skills or professional installation.
How does the DC resistance and resonant peak affect tone?
At 25.7 kΩ DC resistance, this pickup is wound hotter than its neck/middle counterparts, delivering higher output for high-gain amps. The 6.22 kHz resonant peak emphasizes upper midrange and articulation, cutting through dense mixes with a focused, punchy attack.
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