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Definition of humbucker in English: humbuckernoun ˈhʌmbʌkəˈhəmˌbəkər trademark in UK An electric guitar pickup containing two magnetic coils rather than a single one, which gives a high output and minimizes hum from electrical interference. the humbucker allows for classic rock, heavy metal, and other types of rock as modifier the humbucker tones are fantastic Example sentencesExamples - It's lighter than a Les Paul but, with two humbucker pickups, this guitar is still a monster.
- The humbucker has sort of a muddy sound, but I play a lot of grunge music so it suits me.
- If you use a guitar with super high output humbuckers you may have to lower the volume.
- Since the 1950s, electric guitars have used ‘humbucker’ pickups to turn the vibrations of a string into an electric current of the same frequencies and harmonics.
- The neck humbucker is very clear and bluesy, and has a nice full sound when overdriven.
Origin 1950s: from hum1 + buck1 + -er1. Definition of humbucker in US English: humbuckernounˈhəmˌbəkər trademark in UK An electric guitar pickup containing two magnetic coils rather than a single one, which gives a high output and minimizes hum from electrical interference. the humbucker allows for classic rock, heavy metal, and other types of rock as modifier the humbucker tones are fantastic Example sentencesExamples - The neck humbucker is very clear and bluesy, and has a nice full sound when overdriven.
- The humbucker has sort of a muddy sound, but I play a lot of grunge music so it suits me.
- It's lighter than a Les Paul but, with two humbucker pickups, this guitar is still a monster.
- If you use a guitar with super high output humbuckers you may have to lower the volume.
- Since the 1950s, electric guitars have used ‘humbucker’ pickups to turn the vibrations of a string into an electric current of the same frequencies and harmonics.
Origin 1950s: from hum + buck + -er. |