Seymour Duncan Hot Jazzmaster (SJM-2) – Bridge Screws Not to mention ground hum

Not to mention ground hum issues caused by non-isolated outputs

The open chord position also have some very comfortable finger grooves in the rosewood and the finish on the back of the neck has lightened from playing (a few more years and it'll probably be down to bare wood

yet with a hotter output

Drawing inspiration from Orange’s classic “Phazer” from the early 1970s (its name respelled in English that’s as proudly British as the pedal’s construction)

(2) 500K Emerson PRO Split Shaft Push-Pull Pots (Tone)

Seymour Duncan Hot Jazzmaster (SJM-2) – Bridge Screws Not to mention ground humOverwound single coil delivers a hot rodded Jazzmaster tone with lots of growl in the bridge position and plenty of mids in the neck. This is the tone of a generation of surf guitarists and alt rockers, on steroids. With its Alnico 5 rod magnets and overwound coils, our Hot Jazzmaster pickups give you a hot, punchy surf tone with a big bump in the mid range. Chords really growl, and solos have a humbucker like mid range cut. These sounds have been