Color: 3 Product overview A dual rail humbucker designed for FD ST style electric guitars or similar instruments. This pickup delivers a compressed attack, clear singlecoil brightness, and strong sustain to enhance the musicality of chords and solos. It is suitable as a middle pickup and can also be used in the neck position. Key benefits Tonal versatility: Ceramic magnets and a 9k to 10k ohm resistance give a bright, clear singlecoil character while retaining humbucker thickness and sustain. Playability improvement: Compressed attack and extended sustain help notes sit well in a mix and make chord work and lead lines more expressive. Wiring flexibility: 4wire design allows coil splitting for singlecoil tones or simple 2wire wiring for a traditional humbucker setup. Easy installation: Includes 2 screws and 2 springs for straightforward replacement or upgrade. Main features Pickup type: Dual rail humbucker suitable for FD ST style electric guitars or similar. Magnet: Ceramic magnets for clarity and punch. Resistance: Approx 9k10k ohms. Wiring: 4wire configuration; can be wired as coilsplit or as a standard 2wire humbucker. Package contents: 1 guitar pickup plus 2 screws and 2 springs. Typical use scenarios Retrofit a guitar with singlecoil routing to gain more output and sustain while keeping singlecoil clarity by using the coil split option. a worn or noisy middle pickup with a unit that performs well for rhythm parts and smooth, singing neck leads. Use in recording or live setups where you need a pickup that balances clear articulation for chords and compression for distinct lead lines. Compatibility and fit Designed for FD ST style electric guitars or similar body and pickguard routings. Check pickup dimensions and routing before installation to confirm fit. Why choose this pickup This dual rail humbucker offers a practical balance of singlecoil clarity and humbucker power, with flexible wiring for multiple tonal options and simple hardware for installation. It is a reliable choice when you want to improve sustain, tonal definition, and versatility without major modifications.