
Fits the standard humbucker route this guitar already has. Needs soldering, not a plug-and-play part.
Why we say this
Standard humbucker footprint, matches the Broad'Tron-sized route and mounting on this guitar.
Seymour Duncan
The Seymour Duncan JB SH-4 Humbucker (Black) is a pickup upgrade designed to transform your guitar's voice.
4 guitars checked: 2 likely drop-in, 2 requires modification.
For your Squier Classic Vibe 60s Jazzmaster
Requires modificationThis is a full-size humbucker, so it needs the pickup cavity routed larger to fit. Bigger job than a straight solder swap.
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£85 – £110
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Needs verificationStandard humbucker mount. Wire according to chosen coil-splitting options.
4 guitars checked: 2 likely drop-in, 2 requires modification.

Fits the standard humbucker route this guitar already has. Needs soldering, not a plug-and-play part.
Standard humbucker footprint, matches the Broad'Tron-sized route and mounting on this guitar.

Fits the standard humbucker route. Needs soldering, not a plug-and-play part.
Standard humbucker footprint, direct fit for the stock HH route.

This guitar ships with active electronics. Moving to a passive pickup like this one means rewiring the guitar and removing the battery box, more work than a straight pickup swap.
Switching from the stock active EMG wiring to a passive humbucker means removing the active wiring and battery box and rewiring for passive electronics, not just a pickup swap.

This is a full-size humbucker, so it needs the pickup cavity routed larger to fit. Bigger job than a straight solder swap.
A standard Gibson-spec humbucker, so it fits the cavity once enlarged from this guitar's stock single-coil route. Sometimes called Jazzblastering in offset-guitar forums, this is a full body route job, not a solder-only swap.