NAMM '11 - Seymour Duncan Talks About the TeleGib and the JB and Jazz Pickups
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- www.premierguit... PG's Jason Shadrick is On Location at the 2011 NAMM Show where he swings by the Seymour Duncan booth. In this segment, we get to see and hear from Seymour Duncan about the legendary TeleGib (Jeff Beck owns the original), and developing the JB and Jazz humbucking pickups.
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I had the great honor of having the Tele-Gib for a week at home after I played with Seymour at a few gigs on a trip up through New England some years ago. Those pics of me playing that guitar while sitting in my living room will be in my inside coat pocket when I cross over.
John Gagne You got to play the Tele-Gib, too? That’s awesome. I got to play it for a few hours once at a mutual friend’s house of Seymour and I. I wish I had thought to take pictures.
It looks like an amazing guitar. I’m a fan of Fender type guitars with humbuckers. It can actually sound amazing with good vintage style pickups
What a legend. and a legendary guitar.
I've met Seymour briefly a couple of times, and got to hear him play this guitar, and he rips it up!
Great and tasteful player, as well as a super talented technician, of course. Inspiring and generous man.
@frishdawgs Jason is being a professional and allowing Seymour Duncan to speak freely; he listens to what Duncan has to say and asks follow up questions based on the information that Duncan gives.
@knikk77 Tell me about it!!! I mean, their microphones are turned on for every bit of bs about some new product of some company where we even don't get a demo of it but when one of the most unique guys in the industry talks about a part of the rock n' roll history, it's off...Then again, it was a revelation to finally get the confirmation that JB stood actually for an abbreviation of Jeff Beck :O
Seymour Duncan is the man.period! Without this guy there would be no such thing as tone..
I think some credit has to be given to people like Seth Lover, who actually invented the pickups Seymour’s models are based on
Great idea leaving the adjustment wheels off of the TOM, that eliminates the need for shims in the neck pocket to compensate the difference in height between the TOM and original Tele bridge, I'm definitely going to be building one of these they are too cool! This guy is such a brilliant craftsman and engineer!
In my opiniion , the best guitar pickup in the planet
Met him before., gotta be the nicest guy in the industry.
I had Maricela make me a set of pickups for my Telegib.....awesome guitar.......
He still has it. He's found his dharma for sure.
Ahhhh so the JB pickup is wound with 44 Heavy Formvar COOL!
Seymour is one of the nicest guys on the planet.
Talked to him a few times at NAMM shows years (many years) ago. He always had time for people and talked to you like he knew you.
that guitar is epic.
awsome
Wow, anyone notice how CLOSE those pickups are to the strings? Man...
Talking about pickups... you forgot to turn on the hand microphone ...
His pickups are good as Gibson if not better..
Overpriced and overrated.
Better than burst buckers. Best tone possible
Anyone have any idea what scale this is? Did he add the tuneomatic and place it lower than the tele bridge converting it to 24 3/4? I can't find any info on it.
Just eyeballing it... Let's look close...
The string-thru holes are behind the tuneomatic, so the bridge is where the original saddles used to be... and the HB is where the old tele plate holding the bridge and housing the treble pup used to be...
Then the neck and the placement in the body and judging the first and 7th fret distance ....
To me it looks like it's still 25-1/2.
Oh, btw I think I know where you're going with this... only a luthier or a estranged gear-head like me ;) knows that scale (string tenson) colours a lot of tone outside the pups, etc...
Tom Mack Wrong.
All the frets would be in the wrong places if he put the bridge saddles anywhere other than where they were!
What a jip...
The Great Gazoo It’s spelled Z I P.
This interview guy doesn't seem interested in all. I would be ecstatic to talk to THE seymour duncan!!
But he doesnt seem to have any reverence for Cause We've Ended as Lovers....
Which is redic...
Give Jeff his Esquire back!!!
@wisesatyr72 They are better than Gibson's, in general
Everthing is awsome, except that I would have liked it more to listen to the guitar, instead of 7 minutes of just a guy talking.