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Gibson Custombucker Underwound Pickup
$229.00The regular Gibson Custombucker is standard equipment on the Gibson Custom Shop’s Historic Reissue guitars and beloved by players worldwide for its legendary Patent Applied For tone. Years of research and testing by...6 Payments of $38.17
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Gibson Custombucker Pickup
$229.00 - $289.00The Gibson Custombucker is standard equipment on the Gibson Custom Shop’s Historic Reissue guitars and beloved by players worldwide for its legendary Patent Applied For tone. Years of research and testing by Gibson ...6 Payments of $38.17
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Gibson Custombucker Plus Double Black Unpotted Electric Guitar Pickup
$229.00 - $289.00The original Gibson Custombucker pickups are standard equipment in the Gibson Custom Historic Reissue guitars and are beloved by players worldwide for their legendary Patent Applied For tone. Now, the Gibson Pickup ...6 Payments of $38.17
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Gibson 57 Classic Underwound Pickup
$129.00 - $169.00The ’57 Classic Underwound is a Patent Applied For style humbucker™ that has balanced coils and delivers all the vintage vibe and character of the regular ’57 Classic™ in an under-wound version that has a clear, “ch...6 Payments of $21.50
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Gibson Original 57 Classic Guitar Pickup
$129.00Introduced in 1990, the '57 Classic provides warm, full tone with a balanced response, packing that classic Gibson Patent Applied For humbucker™ crunch. They are made to the same specs as the originals, including Al...6 Payments of $21.50
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Gibson Original 57 Classic Plus Pickup Double Black
$129.00The Gibson '57 Classic Plus pickup takes the legendary PAF design to a new level, mimicking the same magical tone of a late '50s humbucker, but with an added punch. With its enamel-coated wire, special Alnico II mag...6 Payments of $21.50
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Guitar Pickups
The pickup has one crucial job: Capturing the sound of the strings vibrating, and transforming it into an electrical signal. Once that's done, the signal can be sent down a wire to an amplifier or sound system, to a recording console or computer interface, or even to your headphones. And there the fun begins!