PRS Guitars today announced that their renowned 58/15 LT and 85/15 pickups are now available aftermarket from authorized PRS dealers and directly through the PRS West Street East online store.
PRS 58/15 LT (“low turn”) pickups are vintage-inspired pickups with exceptional clarity. Designed to capture the sweetness of vintage single coils and the warmth of late 1950’s humbuckers, these pickups are lively and open with focused midrange and balanced treble and bass.
“We are especially excited to offer our 85/15 and 58/15 LT humbucking pickups for sale as a pair or as individual options,”
85/15 and 58/15 LT humbucking pickups
PRS 85/15 pickups bring modern and vintage pickup design together to deliver exceptional clarity and extended high and low end. With balanced full-spectrum clarity, PRS 85/15’s are perfect for modern players driving a pedalboard and have enough character to deliver when plugging straight into an amp.
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The music industry continues to take notice of PRS pickup designs. When describing the 58/15 LT pickups, guitar content creator Sean Daniel recently said, “The balance of PRS pickups is probably my favourite part. They’re warm and bright at the same time … there’s a distinction between the frequency bands that you get with the PRS stuff that is awesome.”
Earlier this summer, they’ve also introduced new apparel, hats and lifestyle offerings, along with a range of parts now available for individual purchase. The popular Rechargeable Clip-On Headstock Tuner has also been updated to charge via USB-c for more convenience. As always, you can find genuine accessories at any Authorised Dealer and, in the USA, online in the West Street East accessories store.
“This summer’s accessory releases include options for everyone from the casual player to pro musicians who use our gear on stages worldwide. We are especially excited to offer our 85/15 and 58/15 LT humbucking pickups for sale as a pair or as individual options,” said PRS Guitars Director of Marketing, Judy Schaefer.
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