Seymour Duncan Slash LLT 2.0 Bridge Humbucker (Raw Nickel) 4C SE

The Seymour Duncan Slash LLT 2.0 Bridge Humbucker delivers the hotter wind Slash himself demanded after years of touring with Guns N' Roses and Slash Featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators. This signature pickup expands on the beloved APH-2 design with increased output while maintaining the clarity and tonal character that defined his recorded sound. Hand-built in Santa Barbara using the same methods employed in the 1980s, this Raw Nickel finish humbucker combines vintage construction with modern functionality through its four-conductor wiring and short-ear mounting legs.

The bridge position humbucker measures 9.38k DCR and features Alnico 2 rough cast magnets for that familiar but amplified Slash tonality. Hand-wound construction includes a nickel silver bottom plate, maple spacer, paper tape, and wax potting to eliminate microphonic feedback. Four-conductor cable enables coil splitting, series/parallel wiring, and phase switching options that weren't available on the original long-leg vintage models. Short-ear mounting legs accommodate direct mounting and fit a wider range of guitar routing configurations compared to traditional humbucker leg spacing.

Made to order in the USA, this LLT (Longer Lead Time) pickup adds approximately three to four weeks to standard delivery but ensures each unit receives individual attention during the winding process. The hotter wind pushes tube amplifiers harder with increased volume, drive, and compression while retaining the dynamic response and harmonic detail Slash requires for both rhythm work and lead playing. This Raw Nickel finish model provides the aesthetic of aged hardware straight from the factory.

Features

• Bridge position passive humbucker with 9.38k DCR output resistance
• Alnico 2 rough cast magnets for warm harmonic response
• Four-conductor wiring enables coil splitting and phase switching options
• Short-ear mounting legs for direct mounting and wider guitar compatibility
• Hand-wound in Santa Barbara, California using 1980s construction methods
• Nickel silver bottom plate with maple spacer and paper tape
• Wax potted to eliminate microphonic feedback and squealing
• Raw Nickel finish with made-to-order LLT production timeframe