Seymour Duncan Slash LLT APH-2 Bridge Trembucker (Zebra)

The Seymour Duncan Slash LLT APH-2 Bridge Trembucker delivers the incendiary tone Slash used on Guns N' Roses, Velvet Revolver, and solo recordings, now engineered for tremolo–equipped guitars. This signature humbucker replicates the sound of Slash's original Derrig Les Paul copy using a custom mag wire spec and winding pattern paired with an Alnico 2 bar magnet. The APH-2 produces the sustain, crunch, and midrange character that defined Appetite for Destruction, with Trembucker pole spacing that aligns accurately under strings on Floyd Rose and vintage Fender tremolo systems.

Hand–built in Santa Barbara using the same methods from the 1980s, this pickup features a nickel silver bottom plate with long mounting legs, single conductor braided lead wire, maple spacer, paper tape, and wax potting for noise–free performance. The bridge position measures 8.9k DCR and uses an Alnico 6 magnet to push stock Les Pauls toward that familiar aggressive tone. Trembucker spacing accommodates six–screw vintage Fender tremolos, two–point fulcrum bridges, and locking Floyd Rose systems. The LLT designation indicates made–to–order production, adding three to four weeks to delivery time.

This humbucker is pulled from the same production stock that tech Ace Bergman installs in Slash's touring guitars. The zebra coil configuration combines a black bobbin with a cream bobbin for distinctive visual appeal through open–top pickup cavities. Every APH-2 receives the exact specification developed to make new Gibson Les Paul Signature models sound identical to the original AFD guitar, translating decades of recorded tone into a passive humbucker available to players worldwide.

Features

• Bridge position passive Trembucker with 8.9k DCR resistance
• Alnico 2 bar magnet with custom mag wire winding specification
• Trembucker pole spacing for Floyd Rose and vintage tremolo systems
• Nickel silver bottom plate with long mounting legs configuration
• Single conductor braided lead wire with maple spacer and paper tape
• Wax potted to eliminate microphonic feedback and unwanted noise
• Zebra coil design with black and cream bobbins
• Hand–built in Santa Barbara, California using 1980s construction methods