Add A Little Thunder To Your Guitar

Are you ready for A Little Thunderâ„¢? This revolutionary humbucker pickup allows you to add a bass signal to your electric guitar. This can be accomplished with no physical modifications to your axe! That's right - no drilling, routing, adding extra strings, replacing 9V batteries or using midi. You can simply remove your existing humbucker and in about five minutes, have the ability to push a button and add bass to your lowest notes; all while leaving your existing strings intact.

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