Seymour Duncan Thirty Five

In celebration of its 35-year reign as a premium maker of guitar and bass pickups—and, more recently, effects pedals and quick-change pickup installation systems—Seymour Duncan is offering the model Thirty Five guitar. This instrument is inspired by Seymour’s personal instrument, which itself is an evolution of the famed “TeleGib” that
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