Detail 01
Neck magnet
Alnico 2 is used for the stated stratty, clear neck tone.

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A limited-edition Seymour Duncan humbucker set recreating the balanced character of Joe Bonamassa’s 1960 ES-335 “The Blonde Dot.”


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Detail 01
Alnico 2 is used for the stated stratty, clear neck tone.
Detail 02
Alnico 4 is used for the stated punchy darkness in the bridge position.
Detail 03
The set was developed by measuring the original pickups in Joe Bonamassa’s 1960 Gibson ES-335 “The Blonde Dot.”}
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It is inspired by Joe Bonamassa’s rare 1960 Gibson ES-335 “The Blonde Dot.”
The neck pickup uses Alnico 2, while the bridge pickup uses Alnico 4.
No. The nickel covers are unaged to match the original guitar’s look.
They come in collectible packaging with templates signed by Joe Bonamassa and Seymour Duncan.
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