Top 10 best-selling Guitar Pickups

Built to deliver sonic power, the high output DiMarzio DP102BK X2N pickup features a large magnet to support big sound. Slap it in the bridge position and brace for the explosive output of this fat humbucker.

The Razor ‘59 Dream Bucker Hot dual-coil, or Dorīmubakkāhotto as it's known in Japan, is an extra-spicy version of the original, so your axe is treated to more volume, more gain, and even more growl.

The Seymour Duncan APH-2S Alnico II Pros (in zebra colour scheme) are guitar icon Slash's signature pickups. This set of two humbuckers is based on the APH-1, yet it produces a bit more output for a delightful crunch.

Made in honour of the king of metal himself, Dimebag Darrel, the Seymour Duncan SH-13 Dimebucker is an extremely high-output humbucker built to deliver relentlessly tight and maximally defined riffs and solos.

The Seymour Duncan Blackened Black Winter Humbucker Neck pickup upgrades your guitar with a passive high-gain double-coil that's perfect for tremolo-equipped electric guitars across metal and rock.

Boasting the same period-correct build and sound of a classic '59-er, the Seymour Duncan SH-1b dual-coil bridge pickup spits sweet and authentic, vintage-flavoured output.

A high output humbucker squeezed into a single-coil pickup. Mount the Seymour Duncan SHR-1b at the bridge and level-up your Strat-style electric guitar with immense sustain and full, rich sound. This is the white version.

Part of the Boss Next-Generation Serial GK System, the GK-5 divided guitar pickup can be connected to the GM-800 guitar synthesizer and other Boss-designed guitar synths for a mass of sonic options.

This Roland GK-3 pickup enables you to make your guitar sound like a synthesizer or a saxophone.

Mount this full pack of Ultra Noiseless Strat Vintage pickups on your axe and get access to that classic and notoriously flexible Stratocaster sound supported by a signal that's scrubbed clean of any 60-cycle hum.