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No inductance for one of them, so output leans on DC resistance; tone charts compared directly.
high confidence
Seymour Duncan
Seymour Duncan Quarter-Pound for Jazzmaster (SJM-3)
Very hot, clear and balanced, with a big low end.
Hotter than 94% of the 17 bridge Jazzmaster pickups we have · estimated from resistance
- Alnico 5 magnet: the common all-rounder: firm lows and clear highs
- More low end than a typical Seymour Duncan
Like the Seymour Duncan Quarter-Pound for Jazzmaster (SJM-3), but…
- WarmerSeymour Duncan Hot for Jazzmaster (SJM-2)darker · +8% output88 match
- Less hotSeymour Duncan Vintage for Jazzmaster (SJM-1)−34% output · Alnico 5 magnet61 match
The closest pickup in each direction that still fits the same slot. See every match
Specs
- DC resistance
- 12.97k
- Inductance
- not measured
- Magnet
- Alnico 5
- Coil
- Single coil
- Resonant peak
- 5 kHzSeymour Duncan's own test load
high outputbig low end
From Seymour Duncan's published specs ↗ (opens in a new tab). Traits come from these specs by stated rules. No videos, reviews or player posts about the Seymour Duncan Quarter-Pound for Jazzmaster (SJM-3) collected yet.
Fits the bridge of a Jazzmaster.
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