Alnico II Pro APH-2S Humbucker Zebra Pickup Set with Slash Signature

Replaced the standard pick ups on an Epiphone Les Paul 97, as part of a complete re-wire and re-fret. Absolutely transformed the guitar - highly recommended to all GnR fans, or just those that like a bluesy, soulful rock sound. Brilliant pick ups.

I bought these to replace the Seymour Duncan Vintage '59s in a mahogany bodied LP style guitar with a 3/4" maple cap, thru-body neck and ebony fretboard - a very bright guitar! The '59's were too bright with their Alnico 5 magnets, so I picked a pup set with Alnico 2 magnets (for less treble) and a little extra on the windings to improve the output. These have transformed the guitar tone and I can't recommend them highly enough - but remember; guitar tone is a very personal thing, otherwise we'd all be playing the same cloned guitar...

Awesome bit of kit, fitted them to my vintage afd les Paul, they had the standard Wilkinson pick ups in which were ok but boy these are something else, highly recommended especially if your a slash fan obviously 🤘🎸

The first time I bought this Seymour Duncan Alnico II Pro APH-2S Slash Signature set, I went for a warehouse deal to save some money—but they turned out to be fake. So, I decided to buy them brand new at full price, thinking that would solve the issue. But guess what? I still got fake ones! If you're buying these, be extra careful. Here are some signs to look for to make sure you're getting the real deal: Engraving: The authentic pickups should have a clear, high-quality Seymour Duncan logo engraving on the baseplate. Fakes often have sloppy or faint etching. Wire Quality: Real Seymour Duncan pickups have high-quality braided shielding, while fakes might use cheap plastic insulation. Baseplate Details: Genuine APH-2S pickups have the Seymour Duncan logo and "APH-2" model number stamped cleanly on the baseplate. Fake ones might have incorrect fonts or missing details.

Put these into a Tokai Love Rock to replace the stock mk-2 which could be a little muddy but still had great tone. Not as big a change as expected but some subtle improvements - amazing clarity, really bright and much more bite. Plugged into a Marshall dsl5c - loads of snarl, a little feedback and definitely seem to get more sustain.

totally revitalised my 90 s les paul standard.monster tone in these pickups,Got a second set and put them in my Ibanez 420 this has transformed it from a good guitar to a great one.will improve any humbucker loaded guitar

I'm very happy with these. I'm using them in a prs se and an orange micro terror. While I wouldn't say they will give you "that" slash tone, it's pretty close and they sound sweet. They are slightly hotter than the stock prs pick up and can be prone to a bit of buzz when using a lot of gain but overall a very nice upgrade for my guitar.

Some of, if not the best pickups i have ever played through. Easier than i thought they would be to install, unique and great tone, and to top of all of the zebra humbuckers in this configuration just look the part too. I would rate this the same, if not better than my burstbuckers on my LP.