Definition of humbucker in English:

humbucker

noun 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:

humbucker

nounˈhəmˌbəkər

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.

词汇	humbucker
释义	Definition of humbucker in English: humbucker noun 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: humbucker nounˈhəmˌbəkər 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.
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