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    The Duncan website has been listing the Parallel Axis humbuckers as "currently unavailable" for along time now (they still have the neck humbuckers, but no bridges).

    Anyone here know when they'll be available again or what the reason is for the dry spell?

    Thx

  • #2
    All Trembucker pickups are currently unavailable, not just the Parallel Axis variety. If I had to venture a guess as to why, I'd say the Trembucker format is probably not as popular as the traditionally spaced and Seymour Duncan were forced to streamline their operations due to COVID. Just a guess though, I have no inside information.

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    • #3
      High Output Humbucker Bridge Pickup Alnico 5 Bar Magnet Dual Parallel Pole Pieces Four-Conductor Hookup Cable Trembucker (F-Spaced) String Spacing (2 1/16") Made in USAThe Seymour Duncan PATB-1b Parallel Axis Trembucker bridge pickup provides an updated, modern sound. Great for count...


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      • #4
        Originally posted by skelt101 View Post
        All Trembucker pickups are currently unavailable, not just the Parallel Axis variety. If I had to venture a guess as to why, I'd say the Trembucker format is probably not as popular as the traditionally spaced and Seymour Duncan were forced to streamline their operations due to COVID. Just a guess though, I have no inside information.
        I’m not sure why trembuckers are not more popular; I have 5 guitars (2 TOM, 1 6-screw vibrato, 1 2-point, 1 Floyd), all of them are better served by wider spacing.

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        • #5
          Trembuckers are incredibly popular...make no mistake

          Also: https://reverb.com/item/2389841-seym...r-pickup-black

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          • #6
            Thanks but I'm in Europe and looking for the Blue Saracena PATB3b.

            Would still love to find out what's the hold up. Anyone from SD here?

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            • #7
              Right now, I'd try to find them at dealers. SD is still not running 100% because of the pandemic, so there are issues with inventory. I'd contact every dealer within 1000 miles, or look on the standard Ebay and Reverb sites.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by WDeeGee View Post
                Thanks but I'm in Europe and looking for the Blue Saracena PATB3b.

                Would still love to find out what's the hold up. Anyone from SD here?
                Good luck, in non pandemic times finding anything even a bit off the top sellers list in Europe can be a challenge. Even with big retailers like thomann its going to be hard to find more obscure models. If you are in a hurry I would suggest nabbing one off the bay or reverb or somewhere.
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                • #9
                  Hi there, I found a used on on ebay from the states, still cheaper with shipping included than a new one without shipping, so I'm expecting.

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