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Seymour Duncan is the man behind Seymour Duncan Pickups, the ultimate purveyor of guitar and bass pickups. Seymour has dedicated his life to creating some of the world's most identifiable guitar tones with various guitar pickups and his company prides itself on catering to musicians desiring unique and customized guitar pickups.

Seymour's fascination and love for guitars began when he was a young child and grew quickly as he spent time studying with other musicians. While learning the guitar, he became very interested in discovering how the guitar works and began to realize that it was his guitar, not his playing abilities which was holding back his progress. From that point, Seymour was determined to improve guitar tones with the development of customized guitar pickups.

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